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Thursday, June 29th, 2017 (events found - 11)
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POWER TOURS. Join a FREE guided tour of the exhibition Ydessa Hendeles: The Milliner's Daughter, and engage in dialogue about art and ideas ... more
POWER TOURS. Join a FREE guided tour of the exhibition Ydessa Hendeles: The Milliner's Daughter, and engage in dialogue about art and ideas.
The Power Plant (T.O. Downtown)
Barry Coombs: Recent Paintings. North Gallery. A solo exhibition of Modernist-influenced acrylics and goauches by Barry Coombs ... more
Barry Coombs: Recent Paintings. North Gallery. A solo exhibition of Modernist-influenced acrylics and goauches by Barry Coombs.
Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts (T.O. Downtown)
The 506 Show – open call, non-juried group show ... more
The 506 Show – open call, non-juried group show. (See Calls for Artists – click here).
Gerrard Art Space (GAS) (T.O. Central)
 Jeff Thomas | A Necessary Fiction: My Conversation with George Hunter and Edward S. Curtis. Curated by Laura Carusi, Curatorial and Collection Coordinator. A Necessary Fiction extends Jeff Thomas's engagement with image-makers who have used Indigenous people as the subjects of their work, interrogating the relevance of such work in light of today's self-determination movement. Employing the work of both George Hunter and Edward S. Curtis as catalyst, Thomas presents an alternative to the hegemonic and static narratives they both construct and reinforce. Thomas explores the role such archival images have played in the quest to define his place in the world, and aims to reshape the spac of the gallery and the collections held therein into a locus for reimagining both the representation and lived experience of Indigenous peoples. RSVP to opening reception Thur 29 Jun, 6-9pm: http://bit.ly/2rR32Kt ... more
Jeff Thomas | A Necessary Fiction: My Conversation with George Hunter and Edward S. Curtis.
Curated by Laura Carusi, Curatorial and Collection Coordinator. A Necessary Fiction extends Jeff Thomas's engagement with image-makers who have used Indigenous people as the subjects of their work, interrogating the relevance of such work in light of today's self-determination movement. Employing the work of both George Hunter and Edward S. Curtis as catalyst, Thomas presents an alternative to the hegemonic and static narratives they both construct and reinforce. Thomas explores the role such archival images have played in the quest to define his place in the world, and aims to reshape the spac of the gallery and the collections held therein into a locus for reimagining both the representation and lived experience of Indigenous peoples. RSVP to opening reception Thur 29 Jun, 6-9pm: http://bit.ly/2rR32Kt. Art Gallery of Mississauga (T.O. Environs)
Nafiseh Emadmostofi | Burning Desire. XIT-RM. Nafiseh Emadmostofi's bold figural paintings offer up representative and allegorical examinations of ideological conflict, and the power of art to inspire protest, incite censure, and yet also speak to a collective (and contested) desire to envision a better world. Emadmostofi's work was selected from a call to graduating students from the University of Toronto, Mississauga and Sheridan College's Art and Art History Program. RSVP to opening reception Thur 29 Jun, 6-9pm: http://bit.ly/2rR32Kt ... more
Nafiseh Emadmostofi | Burning Desire. XIT-RM.
Nafiseh Emadmostofi's bold figural paintings offer up representative and allegorical examinations of ideological conflict, and the power of art to inspire protest, incite censure, and yet also speak to a collective (and contested) desire to envision a better world. Emadmostofi's work was selected from a call to graduating students from the University of Toronto, Mississauga and Sheridan College's Art and Art History Program. RSVP to opening reception Thur 29 Jun, 6-9pm: http://bit.ly/2rR32Kt. Art Gallery of Mississauga (T.O. Environs)
Peel 150: Stories of Canada. Featuring the work of James Simon Mishibinijima: Residential School Paintings and Seven Grandfather Teachings. This year we celebrate Peel and Canada 150. Join us to explore PAMA's art, Archives, and Museum collections to discover who we are as a community: past, present, and future. The historic Peel County Courthouse and Jail also turn 150 years old this year. Ask about our tours Thursday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays ... more
Peel 150: Stories of Canada. Featuring the work of James Simon Mishibinijima: Residential School Paintings and Seven Grandfather Teachings. This year we celebrate Peel and Canada 150. Join us to explore PAMA's art, Archives, and Museum collections to discover who we are as a community: past, present, and future. The historic Peel County Courthouse and Jail also turn 150 years old this year. Ask about our tours Thursday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays.
Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (T.O. Environs)
Artist Residency with Gary Kirkham. Closing reception with live performance and artist talk: Thur 29 Jun, 7pm ... more
Artist Residency with Gary Kirkham.
Open studio: Thursdays 2-4pm, Jun 8, 15 & 22. Closing reception with live performance and artist talk: Thur 29 Jun, 7pm. Cambridge-based artist Gary Kirkham is fulfilling a one-month residency at our Preston Gallery location. Fascinated by pre-digital special effects, where worlds were created using miniatures, painted glass and optical illusions, Kirkham will be experimenting with various methods to project live onto 3D objects, floors, and bodies. In blending reality and illusion, his residency research will focus on projection as a performative action, rather than as a residual documentation. Cambridge Art Galleries | Idea Exchange | Preston Gallery (Ontario South-West)
Doug Maracle. Featuring sculptures and works on paper by Mohawk artist Doug Maracle ... more
Doug Maracle. Featuring sculptures and works on paper by Mohawk artist Doug Maracle.
Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre (Ontario South-West)
FREE gallery tours. Tours schedule at www.agnes.queensu.ca/learn/tours-groups/ ... more
FREE gallery tours. Tours schedule at www.agnes.queensu.ca/learn/tours-groups/.
Agnes Etherington Art Centre (Ontario East)
Guided tours: Rembrandt and Highlights. Fees apply. Call 613 533 2190 ... more
Guided tours: Rembrandt and Highlights. Fees apply. Call 613 533 2190 to register. $10 adults / $7.50 members & children / FREE to children 5 years and under.
Agnes Etherington Art Centre (Ontario East)
online auction – West Coast Modern: The Collection of Jane Rule and Helen Sonthoff / First Nations and Inuit Art / Canadian Contemporary Photography / Fine Canadian Art ... more
online auction – West Coast Modern: The Collection of Jane Rule and Helen Sonthoff / First Nations and Inuit Art / Canadian Contemporary Photography / Fine Canadian Art.
Heffel Fine Art Auction House (Art Auctions / Trusts)
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