2015 EXHIBITION SCHEDULE

Our 2014 exhibitions saw many highlights, engaged collectors, and new reaches for the artists we work with.  From Sean Yelland's notable 9th solo, Just a Moment, to the first solo exhibitions at the gallery for Daniel Hughes, Ryan Dineen, Travis Shilling and Peter Mitchell -- this past year was rich in opportunity and rewarding on many levels.

Building on what has been, we are thrilled to announce our complete 2015 exhibition schedule.  Our exhibition page makes for a great bookmark and provides the opportunity to save the date for the whole calendar year.  Brian Burke will be the first up, opening a solo exhibition in February.  Assumption will please the viewer both in painting as well as theory.  

Ryan Price has many in anticipation for his April solo.  Our two scheduled historical retrospectives, the first in March for Jack Nichols and then Florence Vale in May are also shows to watch for.  John Doyle will see his first solo at the gallery this spring.  Anna Yuschuk, Sara Sniderhan and Ryan Dineen will take us through the autumn of 2015. 

Of special note: Summer 2015 will see Daniel Hughes teaching a Portrait & Figure Painting workshop in Rome, Italy as part of the Study Art in Rome program.

With studio visits ahead, new directions to report & achievements to share, we will be updating you on these exhibitions and more on a regular basis.  Please let us know at any point questions you may have about our 2015 exhibition schedule and the artists and estates we represent. 

Our love of books on Canadian art is boundless.  Whether looking high and low for rare and out of print titles, to ensuring that the latest and greatest in Canadian art books are available, we cannot get enough.  Our shelves overflow and we still look for more!  This holiday season we introduce Book Bundles: put us to work as we will curate, based on your input of budget and area(s)/artist(s) of interest a Book Bundle.  Please visit, call or email with your request(s) and we will bundle up and tie with a ribbon a unique and purposeful gift for upping everyone's gift giving game.

New titles at the gallery include the stunning new Jack Bush catalogue from the National Gallery of Canada, Iris Nowell's eagerly anticipated chronicle of Harold Town.  This newly released title is follow up to her acclaimed 2010 Painters Eleven: The Wild Ones of Canadian Art.  Moving from mid-century to Impressionism, we also a have the beautifully designed Morrice and Lyman in the Company of Matisse (Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec) catalogue and just in A.K. Prakash's Impressionism in Canada: A Journey of Rediscovery.