Each day at the gallery has art enthusiasts visiting and news arriving from artists' studios.  The fullness of recent weeks has us mindful of the gallery as a hub to great people, activity and achievements.  Ingram Art News! is an important extension of what happens here at the gallery and we appreciate the dialogue it creates. 

As we get to the news and information for the final few weeks of the year -- we begin with the 2013 Governor General's Literary Awards.  Congratulations to Rachel Berman as she was short-listed for the second time for her remarkable illustrations.

Additional news ahead in this issue: Kate Grigg opens The Dreaming Street on Saturday, 23 November with an opening reception between 2pm and 4pm, updates on gallery artists participating in public exhibitions, new works in from studio and more.
On The Walls



 
KATE GRIGG  
The Dreaming Street
23 November - 12 December . 2013

Opening Reception with Kate Grigg: Saturday, 23 November | 2pm to 4pm
 

Kate Grigg's The Dreaming Street is the artist's 6th solo exhibition with Ingram Gallery.  Renowned for her singular take on 'the great Canadian fact', Grigg injects her landscapes with weightiness through her bold brushwork and expressive colour.  Chronicling the streets of her hometown of Orillia, Grigg has captured the ever evolving life cycle of her heart's home.  With each series and solo exhibition throughout her career, Grigg has managed to capture a focused vision of why she paints her preferred subject matter. 

In The Dreaming Street, Grigg takes the viewer back to Scott Street as a means to consider the inevitable cycle of life, for cities, the natural world and for us all.

Scott Street was real, even if I only dreamed it.
- Kate Grigg, 2013

For purchase and further press information please enquire with the gallery. 
Beyond the Ingram Walls

Public Exhibitions | News & Updates

 
TRAVIS SHILLING

Before and after the Horizon: Anishinaabe Artists of the Great Lakes
Smithsonian | National Museum of the American Indian, New York, NY
August 10 . 2013 - June 15 . 2014

... the exhibition features more than 100 works from prehistory to the present day and will explore the ways many generations of Anishinaabe have expressed their relationships with their homeland. This important exhibition presents Anishinaabe stories, histories and experiences, providing visitors with dynamic indigenous perspectives from the peoples of the Ojibwe (Chippewa), Odawa (Ottawa) and Potawatomi nations.

DANIEL HUGHES

Face to Face: Artists' Self-Portraits from the Collection of Jackye and Curtis Finch, Jr.
Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AR
October 25 . 2013 - February 9 . 2014

In the Face to Face exhibition, the artist invites the viewer to share what he or she has discovered in the mirror, and far more. Long-time Arkansas Arts Center supporters Jackye and Curtis Finch, Jr., are fascinated by these visual expos�s.

SARA SNIDERHAN

The Kingston Prize: Canada's National Portrait Competition
Art Gallery of Calgary, Calgary, AB
November 1 . 2013 - January 25 . 2014

BRIAN BURKE

Annual exhibition of Central Swiss Art
Kunstmuseum Luzern, Lucerne, Switzerland
December 7 . 2013 - February 16 . 2014

In Memory Of

MICHAEL CLAY (1953-2013) 

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Michael Clay on Wednesday, November 12th at his home in Newcastle, Ontario. We remember a vital man, a talented sculptor and a dear friend.  Our thoughts are with Michael Clay's family.  We welcome friends and collectors to share their memories of Michael amongst his beautiful sculptures at the gallery.
New & Noteworthy  


New works from artists' studios

Timed to arrive for the busy days ahead, we have three new works just in at the gallery from Sean Yelland.  We have also just received a lovely collection of small works from Shelley Mansel's studio.  Mansel's charmed location in forested rural Nova Scotia provides unlimited spectacular subject matter.  So too does John Doyle's Ontario farmstead and keen eye for long vistas.  Doyle is currently in studio at work on several new canvases.
From All Of Us  

 

Ahead in January 2014, in our next issue of Ingram Art News!, we will have details on an exciting art project announcement.  We will also be announcing our full Exhibition Schedule for the new year.  You can sneak a peek online now as the schedule has already taken great shape.


Please share with us any questions and/or requests you may have with respect to the news above.  Beyond this -- there is nothing better than seeing you at the gallery!  Please join us and Kate Grigg on Saturday, 23 November for our afternoon opening celebration from 2pm to 4pm.  We look forward to welcoming you.

With warm wishes,
Tarah 

  

Tarah Aylward, Director  
Ingram Gallery, Toronto 

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