Rachel BERMAN, The Fireproof Floors of Casa Castro Court, oil on panel, 43 x 77 inches (detail).
Summer Series VI
July 9 - August 23 . 2013
That we have installed the new works for our 6th Summer Series means two things: summer is here and we have great new works awaiting you at the gallery. Our Summer Series always provides the opportunity for us to reflect our appreciation for the great artists we work with. A pause from our tailored solo exhibitions enables all of us to consider and collect great new works that are straight from studio to gallery wall.
This year's installment includes a new large scale work by Rachel Berman, superb new pieces from both Peter Mitchell and Sara Sniderhan. Also in the mix is an exceptional new pair of figurative works from Scott Owles and a strong collection of small works from Ryan Price. New to this year's Summer Series -- we invited two guest artists, Kapil Harnal and Igor Sinitar, to join us for this special event. Visiting the gallery throughout the summer weeks ahead will prove to be rewarding and enriching. We look forward to discussing the works and the artists of Summer Series VI with you.
For press and sales information please enquire with the gallery. Exhibition catalogue, artists' CVs and statements available as PDFs. Jack BEDERAlso new in at the gallery is a lovely collection of works by Jack Beder (1910-1987). With an interest in people and places, quite like that of Rachel Berman -- Jack Beder is an important part of our art history. Beder received much acclaim as an artist in the 1930s and was renowned for documenting the streets and buildings he knew and loved. Montrealer Jack Beder was, and arguably still is, an artist's artist ... the small Montreal buildings that are often Beder's subject matter of choice come through with a force that is both architectural and broodingly meditative. -Henry Lehmann, The Gazette (2006)
We are happy to have these newly available works from different periods in the artist's life, and in an array of media, for you this summer.
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Ryan DINEEN
Represented by Ingram Gallery
"stop and take a look around - what you see might just be beautiful."  Toronto artist Ryan Dineen is now on board at Ingram Gallery. With successful solo and group exhibitions under his belt here and in the U.S., we are looking forward to what lies ahead for Dineen. Dineen was born and raised in downtown Toronto. Working confidently in a variety of Canadian inspired themes, he continually finds inspiration in his immediate surroundings. In addition to his studio work, Dineen's renowned murals can be seen on numerous walls in cities across the world ranging from Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles to Osaka, Japan. "Dineen's ... paintings demonstrate that our own gaze often determines the gratification that an object gives us."
- BlogTO, 2009
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Autumn 2013
Events & Exhibition Schedule
Autumn 2013 is a ways from now -- let's be sure to linger long in the summer months! Despite this, we are well on top of what needs to happen to launch a dynamic and exciting exhibition season. As such, our complete fall line up is online. PEI-based Brian Burke (R.C.A.) opens his new solo exhibition Waiting for the one-eyed man on September 7th. Burke's 12th solo with the gallery will be paired with a unique collaboration with singer/musician/song-writer Doug Mallory. Have a peek at the exhibitions ahead and please save the dates.
Right: Brian BURKE (R.C.A.)
Chloe (2013), oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches.
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In further notable gallery news -- Rachel Berman is featured in a beautiful visual profile in the latest issue of the Queen's Quarterly: A Canadian Review (Summer 2013), Sean Yelland is about to deliver his latest work from studio and we are preparing for a visit in studio with Sharon Okun in Montreal. With so much going on, we are looking forward to seeing you at the gallery this summer. Please let us know what questions and/or requests you may have -- we love hearing from you, too. See you at the gallery!  With best wishes, Tarah
Tarah Aylward, Director
Ingram Gallery, Toronto
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