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Holiday Online Show – December 9 – 20

Coming soon: December 9th – 20th.

Looking for thoughtful gift ideas?  Take an online stroll through our Gallery 1313 Holiday Show.  All work is priced under $300 and all proceeds go to the artist, we take no commission.  Find a unique gift without leaving home!

Mona Bayati’s work came to the attention of the Toronto Star via this show. Congratulations Mona!

Gwen Tooth

  • “White Water Rapids No 1”
  • Acrylic
  • 2″ x 12″ x 1.5″
  • $250 pre HST

I am an experimental expressionist painter, having completed series of acrylic paintings revealing the moods and energies of water – waterfalls, tsunamis and recently, White Water Rapids, in which I applied many layers of colours of paint, both thick and thin, building up ridges and suggesting the froth of the rapids.

Joseph Kennel

  • “Pier Park”
  • Silver Halide Print
  • 11″ x 14″
  • $70

Between Richmond and Vancouver, BC the mouth of the Fraser river flows overlooked as merely an industrial landscape. These images plot a collision course between the river’s natural environment and human architecture. The river is constantly breaking down these elements into itself showing how water, oxygen and dirt run through everything.

Joseph Kennel

  • “Southlands”
  • Silver Halide Print
  • 11″ x 14″
  • $70

Instagram Handle: Josephkennel

Instagram Link:https://www.instagram.com/josephkennel/?hl=en

Serena Kobayashi-LeBel

  • “No, Thank You…”
  • Watercolour 
  • 20″ x 24″, framed
  • $250

Serena Kobayashi-LeBel is an emerging figurative artist whose artwork investigates the connection between our natural instincts and social upbringing. She does this by hybridizing natural imagery and the human body to symbolize different factors of being human.

Serena Kobayashi-LeBel

  • “If You Can’t Say Anything Nice…”
  • Oil on panel
  • 12″ x 16″
  • $300

Serena Kobayashi-LeBel is an emerging figurative artist whose artwork investigates the connection between our natural instincts and social

At the core of her paintings, Serena creates distinctly feminine artwork that explores the complex emotions that come with being a young woman.

Kerry Brownell

  • “Memories Coffee Klatsch”
  • 2019
  • acrylic on canvas
  • 28″ x 22″
  • $295

Kerry Brownell is a Toronto artist born and raised in Montreal, graduated from Dawson College’s Commercial Art program and has been a graphic artist for over 20 years. Studied visual arts at UWO and currently a 4th year painting major in York University’s BFA (Hons) program. During this period of new “normal” memories and a longing for connection are explored through a shift in the artist’s painting subject-matter. Familiar everyday objects take on a new and deeper meaning. Coffee cups are not just a still-life; they symbolize lost gatherings and distanced conversations. The use of an unusual perspective encourages the viewer to engage in a more intimate association with the work, allowing them to reflect on their memories and know that these moments will come back again soon.

Mikael Sandblom

  • “Metal Minis”
  • Photo print on aluminum
  • 6″ x 6″ each
  • $90 Each

I am offering miniature print versions of work created this year. They have a kickstand for table-top display.

  1. Bad News
  2. The Way Back Home
  3. Ruins
  4. Full Fathom five

Mikael Sandblom

  • “Metal Minis”
  • Photo print on aluminum
  • 6″ x 6″ each
  • $90 Each

I am offering miniature print versions of work created this year. They have a kickstand for table-top display.

  1. Superman
  2. Black Water
  3. Up and Over
  4. Bridges

Catharine Somerville

  • “A Pharaohs Dream #1”
  • Acrylic on board
  • 8″ x 8″
  • $175

With each painting I enter a metaphysical world. I consider what beauty and spirit are during different times, thereby opening a path for my work to explore. I take notes from cultural, political and religious sources to inform my work.

Catharine Somerville

  • “A Pharaohs Dream #2”
  • Acrylic on board
  • 8″ x 8″
  • $175

My work fluctuates.
Shifts and changes may be thought by some to be drastic, even capricious. One thing though is that looking behind the appearance of the work, the exploration and passion remain constant.
I hope to capture the awe and energy of what it feels like to be fully present by collapsing time into a moment.

Atia Pokorny

  • “Still Life with Oranges”
  • 2019
  • Inkjet print on archival paper
  • 6“x9”       edition 1/5
  • $200 unframed

Atia Pokorny is a Toronto photographer whose work draws from a lifetime engagement with architecture and art. She likes to explore the relationship of photography and memory and the ambiguity of what is remembered and what is imagined.

Atia Pokorny

  • “Still Life with Rose Petals”
  • 2019
  • Inkjet print on archival paper
  • 6“x9”       edition 1/5
  • $200 unframed

Atia Pokorny is a Toronto photographer whose work draws from a lifetime engagement with architecture and art. She likes to explore the relationship of photography and memory and the ambiguity of what is remembered and what is imagined.

Elizabeth Greisman

  • “Swiss Chard”
  • oil painting

Elizabeth Greisman – Paintings from the making of the Livre Du Cuisine, “A Food Sorcerer Creates: “Sensual Epicurian Delights from the Botanical Gardens”

I created the illustrated livre du cuisine in Marnay sur Seine, France, inspired by the lovely and meditative Botanical Gardens contained within the vista of the community. These paintings are from the collection of oil paintings created for illustrating the cookbook.

The book is devoted to the recipes to the concept of wellness and balance but also joie du vivre. Shared meals build community.

Elizabeth Greisman

  • “Artichoke”
  • oil painting

To create this book, I resided for several summers in France on Artist Residences and have been the lucky recipient of superb fresh ingredients from the gardens and the market gardens of Paris.

The small ala prima oil paintings, “ Swiss Chard “ and “Artichoke”, originate from my sense of humour and the inspiration of colour, form and drama in the market gardens and produce markets of Marnay Sur Seine and Paris, France.

Mona Bayati

  • “Woods”
  • Paint on hard canvas
  • 9″ x 12″
  • $165

My name is Mona Bayati and I am a Toronto based freelance visual artist and teacher. I have a deep connection to my Persian ancestral narrative art and symbolism which also is a part of Eastern culture and Art. My works reflect my own journey through life and is inspired by mystical world of inner journey.

Mona Bayati

  • “Evergreen in fall wind”
  • Paint on wood
  • 11″ x 14″
  • $250

I always have found joy through life with Art. It is my voice and I’m telling my story through this voice. I hope my art connects to you and to your heart and that you’ve found your own connection to it.

From my heart to yours,

Mona

Hayoung Jung

  • “A Piece of Memory 2”
  • Oil on Canvas
  • 11″ x 14″
  • $280

This drawing shows space that is located in the inner mind. Since I was young, I felt insecure and stressed from dissatisfaction of not having my own space at home. I decided to express my own space as a high sky on the canvas, so no one can approach or see my emotional expression. This shows how people want their personal space from the heart .

Hayoung Jung

  • “A Piece of Memory 4”
  • Oil on Canvas
  • 14″ x 11″
  • $280

Hayoung Jung is a freelance illustrator for many Publishers in South Korea (book cover design) from KAYWON Art and Design University – South Korea

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