
PRISMA
MÉDECINE DE PRÉCISION POUR L’AUTISME
Join Us for the “What's Your Thing?” Opening Celebration in Edmonton
mer. 09 sept.
|McMullen Gallery Space
This photo exhibition, created in collaboration with Positive Exposure, will be on display at the McMullen Gallery Space at the University of Alberta.


Heure et lieu
09 sept. 2026, 18 h 00 – 21 h 00
McMullen Gallery Space, 8440 112 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6G 2B7, Canada
À propos de l'événement
Join Us for the “What’s Your Thing?” Opening Celebration
This photo exhibit explores a powerful question we often ask autistic individuals in our clinics: “What’s your thing?” Over the years, we've heard about sharks, igneous rocks, clocks, Def Leppard, Star Wars, SpongeBob, and countless other passions—each one meaningful in its own way.
Sometimes the answers come from children and young adults. Other times, they come from families whose faces light up as they talk about their loved one's special interest—something that brings joy, focus, excitement, and connection.
Through this project, we celebrate each person's unique interests and the stories behind them. These conversations inspired our #WhatsYourThing campaign, which highlights strengths, passions, and individuality beyond a diagnosis.
Whether your thing is comic books, clouds, Taylor Swift, hockey stats, the CTrain map, snowplow spotting, hiking every trail near Calgary, or knowing way too much about dinosaurs—we all have something that lights us up.
Come celebrate curiosity, connection, and what makes each of us wonderfully unique. We can't wait to see you there—and hear about your thing!
Presented in partnership with Precision Medicine in Autism (PRISMA), the University of Alberta, CASA Mental Health, and Positive Exposure.
Exhibition Dates: September 7 – November 6
Opening Celebration: September 9
If you'd like to attend the Opening Celebration on September 9, registration is required. If you're unable to join us that evening, the exhibition will remain open from September 7 through November 6, and you're welcome to visit at any time during regular gallery hours.
Can't make it to the exhibit? Follow along on our social media channels, where we'll be sharing participant stories and exhibition updates throughout the exhibition.