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| To read our Spring 2008 newsletter please click here |
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| We are thrilled to present new paintings by Montreal artist Randall Anderson. Randall Anderson studied at Concordia University (BFA, MFA) in Montreal, The Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in Vancouver, and the MFA program at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany. He has exhibited, performed, and screened work internationally in Ireland, Australia, Japan, Germany and Scotland. He writes regularly for Flash Art, ArtReview, Canadian Art and Border Crossings. |
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| New "Screen" collage works by Montreal artist Jerome Fortin. Born in 1971, Fortin transforms and recycles everyday objects by weaving them into his artworks. His new work entitled "Ecrans" (Screens) are tightly woven geometric paper collages. He uses novels, colouring books, telephone books, comic strips and city maps as his source material. By folding the paper, the repeated triangular shapes become topographical mazes, some even with evident horizon lines. |
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In memory of Brian Jones 1950 - 2008 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Brian Jones, cherished husband, talented painter, music lover and loyal friend to many. We will never forget his unique point of view and his playful subject matter. He was definitely a child at heart. A Celebration of Life will be held in Collingwood at the Fawcett Funeral Home on Saturday March 8, 2008 at 11:00am. "Dream of Flying", Oil on Canvas, 1998, 34 x 36 in., Private Collection |
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| While in Southwestern Ontario for his opening in September 2007, Greg Hardy spent some time in Grand Bend on Lake Huron. These recent charcoal drawings capture a freshness and immediacy to the landscape. Hopefully beach weather is coming soon! |
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| The February Downtown Living section of the London Free Press has featured the Michael Gibson Gallery and Michael's 25 year career in downtown London. Part of Kathy Rumleski's interview with Michael and a walk-through of Harold Klunder's exhibition can be seen along with other paintings by Brian Jones and Roly Fenwick. On the London Free Press's video page click on "Inside the Gibson Gallery" to watch. Scroll through the video's to find the interview - Click here to watch video |
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| A rare 1995-96 Tony Scherman has become available. Tony Scherman is an internationally recognized Canadian artist. He received an M.A. from the Royal College of Art in London, England in 1974 and returned to Canada shortly thereafter. This still life painting is a luscious Scherman. "Still Life", Encaustic on Canvas, 1995-96, 30 x 30 in. |
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| Newly acquired vintage works on paper by internationally recognized artist John Scott. | |||
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