Main Gallery:
Rural Living .. we got used to it.
Rural artists Gary Blundell and Victoria Ward return to Toronto for an exhibition that will present work from the last seven years. The two never stopped working despite the pandemic. Since 2017, they have had nine exhibitions across Canada, collaborated on a short popular documentary and made new work that will be highlighted at the Gallery 1313. “We strive to make art that illuminates our theory – that the wilderness is a construct and that humans re-invent it every time they visit”.
Cell Gallery:
Highlights From Memory works by Michelle Monague
As a city-dweller seeking solace, having a place to connect, to reflect and feel grounded becomes not just a desire, but a necessity. For me, that place is within Toronto’s wooded trails, forests and parks. Inspired by the myriad of sunsets, dappled light, and forest shadows within these city sanctuaries, the oil paintings in Highlights from memory capture cherished moments in Marie Curtis Park and along Etobicoke Creek. On canvas, these works explore the inherent vitality of nature and its rejuvenating power within our built environment.Through a sensitive portrayal of light and form, I am reminded of the essential connection between humanity and the nature, offering moments of quiet contemplation amidst urban life.
Process Gallery:
Eco Art 2025 Artists explore environmental issues using a variety of media. Participants include, Kate Greenway, Paul Brandejs, Sofia Poland Noetzel, Bill Ward, Asapscience, Judith Librach, and others .
Gallery Hours Wed- Sat 1-5pm Sun. 1-4pm
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