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Saturday, February 27 will be the second anniversary of Brian Jones's passing. As a way to remember Brian, we will screening the 1980 documentary on Brian Jones, directed by Bob Pegg. Film begins at 1pm. Posters of Brian's 1987 exhibition at the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery will also be available for $80. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Canadian Cancer Society in Brian's memory. The poster features a reproduction of the vibrant and whimsical painting "Patio Sweepers". |
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During the month of January we launched a website for The Woodman Room, a unique meeting place in the lower level of the gallery. The website tells the history of the room and provides us with information for future visitors. Visit www.woodmanroom.com |
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We have also created a new website www.gibsonartappraisals.com specifically focused on our extensive appraisal services. |
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Will Gorlitz's exhibition nowhere if not here opened on Saturday, February 6 at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto and closes on March 28, 2010. This nationally-touring survey show was organized by the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery and includes paintings from the past 20 years as well as new work entitled Always Already featured in the MOCCA's Project Room. |
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Michael Smith's exhibition "Wresting Vision, Conjuring Place" opens at the Art Gallery of Peel on Sunday, January 17, 2010 from 2-4pm. Exhibition continues January 13 - February 28, 2010. Click here for more information about the exhibition |
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Aganetha Dyck's exhibition catalogue "Collaborations" from the Burnaby Art Gallery is now available.
Essays by Robin Laurence and Darrin Martens. In the exhibition Dyck created a diverse body of new work, including works combining cloth, thread, acrylic, ink, and honeycomb as well as mountings of a Braille version of a poem by Di Brandt incorporating bee-made chew marks. $23.95 + postage Click here to order |
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Aqua Art Miami 2009 is going great! |
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This year's Toronto International Art Fair was a great success! Artists featured in our booth were: Melanie Authier, Aganetha Dyck, Will Gorlitz, Wanda Koop, Ron Moppett and Diana Thorneycroft. |
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Diana Thorneycroft's exhibition Canada, Myth and History opened on July 23 at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg. The complete Group of Seven Awkward Moments series was exhibited along with some of the original Group of Seven paintings. |
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Over the past year the gallery has been active acquiring works of art by important Canadian artists. |
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