2021
DECEMBER 2021GALLERY REPRESENTED
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NOVEMBER 2021
KATHY KISSIK JEANETTE HAYES
KATHY KISSIK, Closer To The Truth, 2021
TIM MERRETT, "Under the Street Flowers Grow", 2021
JEANETTE HAYES, "the good the bad and the beautiful", 2021 |
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OCTOBER 2021
SOLO EXIBITION
In “Room For Art” emerging artist Mike Rachlis creates a series of paintings that are simultaneously polished and crumbling, using paint to carefully render as the dripping wet chaotic substance it is. These paintings are constructed half-narratives, purposely feeling both distant and intimate. This body of work was inspired by French rococo and the hedonism of that era. The celebration of excess with danger right around the corner.
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SEPTEMBER 2021
BRANDON STEEN
GHOST TOWN
2020 in 20 paintings.
Twenty paintings, done on birch panels measuring
20 x 20 inches for the year 2020
AUGUST 2021ARTSCAPEKRZYSZTOF PALONKAJACQUELINE VELTRIMARK CRAIG |
JULY 2021TODD LAWSON
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JUNE 2021
FLECK FINE ART EXHIBITION
CURATED BY ELAINE FLECK
Celebrating and Supporting Emerging Artists
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MAY 2021THREE PHOTOGRAPHERSOntario Place Is The Place To Be
 Toronto
 Coastal Mammoth: The Great Seawall Of Japan
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APRIL 2021MIKE RACHLISNEW WORKS Revival, Oil and pastel on canvas, 64 x 54 inches, 2021 - SOLD
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JANUARY - FEBRUARYGALLERY REPRESENTEDKATHY KISSIK BILL HORNBOSTELBEN HUANG TODD LAWSONKRZYSZTOF PALONKA MIKE RACHLISGARY RAY RUSH BRANDON STEEN |