by Angie Ospina. In these works, the sun’s presence settles on nearly all interior surfaces.
by Hugh Alcock The gallery’s stated mission is to showcase non-objective abstract art.
by Roy Bernardi and Jennifer Leskiw Ronald will be historically acknowledged as one of Canada’s most prominent abstract expressionist artists.
September 26 – December 20, 2026 / Various locations 12-week city-wide exhibition features works by over 30 artists and collectives.
Cadillac Fairview Shops at Don Mills / September 18 – 20 Connect with artists, and experience one of Toronto’s premier outdoor events.
by Roy Bernardi The Ben Woolfitt Foundation Reopens With a Fresh Look and a Bold Celebration of Abstraction.
by Marina Diolaiti The exhibition successfully delivers on the daunting task of reanimating a historical site
by Phil Anderson Congratulations for the Gallery’s 30th Birthday.
by Hugh Alcock A dazzling testament to the fact that the modernist tradition of abstraction is thriving, and has plenty of life in it.
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz Cwynar does not create an alternate universe so much as reorganize the one we already live in.
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos Our dream and goals are to create new chances for artists to expand and thrive in their careers.
by Yehyun Lee Jacobi’s exhibition offers a thoughtful reminder that materials possess histories of their own.