Michael Gibson Gallery - Contemporary Canadian Art

Angie Quick “A Life of Crime”

Our current exhibition of magical and dream-like paintings by emerging London artist Angie Quick, explore plush interior spaces that suggest both the absence and presence of a figure. Artist Tour & Talk on the last day of the show - Saturday, February 25 @ 2pm.

Gathie Falk @ Museum London

Gathie Falk's touring survey exhibition opens at Museum London on Thursday, February 23. “Gathie Falk: Revelations” explores the career of this legendary Canadian artist and features her sculptures, paintings and performance ephemera.

Angie Quick @ Museum London

make me less evil, Angie Quick’s first solo exhibition at Museum London, brings together more than twenty paintings produced in 2022. In this exhibition, her canvases explode in a riot of imagery: bodies merging and splitting, scenes of heaven and earth pouring into one another, and moments of tenderness alongside images of disorder.

Michael Snow (1928-2023)

We are deeply saddened to learn about the passing of our friend Michael Snow.

Artists and Artwork

Curated Artworks

Duncan de Kergommeaux

Painted in the fields north of London, de Kergommeaux's landscapes are about the ordering of sensation, not the recording of a specific experience. He searched for the "essential character" of perception, both the energy and spirit of the regional pastorals he loved.

Chantal Khoury

Chantal Khoury engages with Lebanon’s history, personal archives, and postcolonial theory for paintings to display transformation. Her broader practice includes engagement and collaboration with other South West Asian and North...

Wanda Koop

Wanda Koop's work always explores the contrasts between nature and technology. In her 2011 series "No News", her compulsion was perhaps perfectly expressed. Based on images mediated through the television screen, Koop carefully observes what she sees: ecological dramas, post-industrial architecture and the constant news cycle.

Joyce Wieland

Joyce Wieland, known to work in various media, engaged herself in issues of nationalism, feminism and ecology. This small crest combines issues of the impact of pollution on the ecology of Canada and its relationship to our Canadian identity. This is an open variable edition of a sewn embroidered crest.

Explore our full list of artists

David Alexander

Margot Ariss

Anne Meredith Barry

David Blackwood

Ron Bloore

David Bolduc

John Boyle

Jack Bush

Robert Cadotte

Jack Chambers

Victor Cicansky

Alex Colville

Graham Coughtry

Greg Curnoe

Duncan de Kergommeaux

Mark Dicey

Susan Dobson

Peter Doig

Aganetha Dyck

Paterson Ewen

Eyes as Big as Plates

Joe Fafard

Gathie Falk

Murray Favro

Roly Fenwick

Jonathan Forrest

Charles Gagnon

Betty Goodwin

Will Gorlitz

Richard Gorman

Dil Hildebrand

Brian Jones

Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline

Chantal Khoury

Doug Kirton

Harold Klunder

Dorothy Knowles

Wanda Koop

William Kurelek

Rita Letendre

Maclean

Robert Markle

Ron Martin

Doris McCarthy

Clark McDougall

Jason McLean

Guido Molinari

Ron Moppett

Paddy Gunn O’Brien

Kim Ondaatje

William Perehudoff

Christopher Pratt

Mary Pratt

Michael Pszczonak

Angie Quick

Royden Rabinowitch

David Rabinowitch

Gordon Rayner

Walter Redinger

Niloufar Salimi

Tony Scherman

John Scott

Gordon Smith

Michael Smith

Michael Snow

David Sorensen

Takao Tanabe

Diana Thorneycroft

Claude Tousignant

Harold Town

Angus Trudeau

David Urban

Tony Urquhart

Andy Warhol

Hans Wendt

Joyce Wieland

Etienne Zack

Ed Zelenak

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Angie Quick Tour Double-Header

Join us for two back-to-back exhibition tours with London artist Angie Quick. The tour begins at 2pm at Michael Gibson Gallery and continues to Museum London on Saturday, February 25.

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Gathie Falk @ Museum London

Gathie Falk's touring retrospective "Revelations" opens at Museum London on February 4, 2023.

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Falk/Quick Opening Party

Thursday, February 23 from 7-9pm is the opening reception for both Gathie Falk's touring retrospective and Angie Quick's solo at Museum London.

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Angie Quick @ Museum London

"make me less evil", Angie Quick’s first solo exhibition at Museum London, brings together more than twenty paintings produced in 2022. In this exhibition, her canvases explode in a riot of imagery: bodies merging and splitting, scenes of heaven and earth pouring into one another, and moments of tenderness alongside images of disorder.

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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.

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