Month: May 2024
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Doors Open – May 25 -26
The building was constructed in 1931 as a City of Toronto Police Station Division 6.The architect was City of Toronto architect, J.J Woolnought. Esq. A police constable came up with some drawings that caused a little controversy. Drawings were submitted by Chief Draper. (See articles). The art deco building was constructed on the site of…
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Paul Brandejs – DISEMBOGUE – June 5 – 16
CELL GALLERY Postmodern art often plays with the idea of contrasts, for instance, between photography and painting, abstract and representational, and conceptual and practical. My study aims to challenge the conventional categories by integrating elements from different art forms such as sculpture, painting, and photography. In my artwork, I create unique and handmade canvases that…
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Robin Pacific – Skater Girl – June 6 – 16
MAIN GALLERY Reception : Thursday June 6, 6:30-8:30 Skater Girl published by Guernica EditionsAn Archaeology of the SelfBY ROBIN PACIFICSkater Girl is a collection of intensely personal essays, an archaeology of the self. Robin Pacific sifts through the midden of consciousness to find shells, potsherds, a broken piece of mirror. Themes of art, spirituality and…
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OCADU – Glomeration – May 22 – June 2
May 22- June 2 /2024 A group exhibition of student works from OCADU . Artists include Megan Bierman- Brophe, Steven Guo , Drink Milk , Lou Rose , Maddy Young , Sateyesh Babaei, Juho Rick Lee , Zoraida Anaya , Jung Wu , Hana Hozhabr Pour and Kay Rangel .
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Julie Vetro – Campfire Songs – May 22 – June 2
CELL GALLERY Photographer, film-maker and visual artist, Vetro, immerses herself in the landscapes of Southern Ontario, where she ventures along scenic trails examining the intricacies of moss and lichen species. Vetro presents a new body of work featuring nature, sounds and music. Her exhibition not only investigates a profound connection to nature but explores the…