Artists and Artwork
Colour, whether applied loosely, stained, scraped or richly worked, is supercharged in these new abstracts by William Perehudoff. The paintings are spontaneous and playful, made to look uncalculated in their rich complexity.
Known for her atmospheric "big-sky-prairie paintings", legendary Canadian landscape painter Dorothy Knowles had a keen sense for dramatic compositions balanced with dappled light and subtle colours.
View MoreBased on images of birds that emerge from her dreams, Susan Day's new sculptures are carefully built using layers of shaped clay, applied and assembled like armour. Every single tile receives attention whether it is pinched, drawn or stamped using her repertoire of images that have personal meaning.
View MoreBrian Jones' work depicts people during moments in their everyday lives - walking the dog, shovelling snow, picnicking in the park and visiting the grandparents. His strong narrative quality touched with subtle humour or charged with suspended energy links the artist and the viewer to common experiences mirroring life in Canada during the 50's and 60's.
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Since 1984, Michael Gibson Gallery has specialized in the acquisition and sale of artwork created by artists of significant Canadian and International cultural importance. By providing our clients with unparalleled service and unique opportunities, we continue our tradition of excellence in the brokering of Canadian and International art.
About Us
Michael Gibson Gallery has earned a nation-wide reputation specializing in the buying and selling of contemporary Canadian art. Housed in one of the finest exhibition spaces in Canada, the gallery offers superior service to its collectors.
Through our curated exhibitions, in-depth catalogues, and lively public events, we aim to promote the work of the best emerging and established regional and national artists in order to enrich the cultural life of our clientele. We also buy and sell works by key contemporary and historical artists and advise private and corporate collectors as well as artists’ estates.
MGG is located on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron.