Gary Michael Dault Burning Bright

Gary Michael Dault
Burning Bright

par | Jan 10, 2017 | Visites

Gary Michael Dault is like a Colossus striding across the cultural landscape in Toronto, active most notably as an art critic but also as a writer, photographer and painter. Many visual artists owe him an enormous debt of gratitude for making their work visible via...
Small Works, Big Artists

Small Works, Big Artists

par | Jan 10, 2017 | Visites

The pieces in this group exhibition of small works show a definite coherence; their shared vision – though resisting a formal definition – is in the unity and flow of this diminutively epic show of small works. Common elements lie in the treatment of light and...
D’Arcy Wilson “The Memorialist

D’Arcy Wilson
“The Memorialist

par | Jan 10, 2017 | Visites

This installation is a reflection of a forgotten past. Newfoundland artist D’Arcy Wilson has brought to life a past history of Halifax, the city where she was born and raised, that mostly disappeared without a trace in late 19th century. Halifax was the home of the...
Louise Robert Il suffit d’un regard

Louise Robert
Il suffit d’un regard

par | Jan 10, 2017 | Visites

While Louise Robert’s Toronto 25 is not an actual retrospective, it does provide a celebrational overview of the Montreal-based, septuagenarian artist’s painting practice, and, at the same time, the course of her work during her twenty-five year association with...
Jacynthe Carrier Broken Silence

Jacynthe Carrier
Broken Silence

par | Jan 10, 2017 | Visites

Jacynthe Carrier has carved a solid niche for herself in the contemporary art world. It’s a quiet place from which she carries a discourse of existential dimensions. She is fascinated by nature and our relationship to it and with it. Her photographs seek out abandoned...