ClemSaid /// eCatalogue 2017

Opening Saturday, October 14, 2017

Please join us this Saturday, October 14, 2017 from 2-5PM for the opening!

Below is the link to his e-catalogue:

New Artist: Robin Smith Peck

We are thrilled to introduce our newest addition to the gallery; Robin Smith Peck!
Robin began her career in printmaking as a BFA student at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design where she studied under Tamarind Master Printer Bob Rogers. After graduating, she moved to Alberta where she worked as a Technician in the Printmaking Department of the University of Alberta. While employed there she co-founded, with Marc Siegner, the Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists. Robin entered into the Masters program at U. of A and graduated with her MVA in 1990. She then moved to Yellowknife and continued her studio practice, exhibiting at Latitude 53 Gallery and the Machida Print Museum in Japan among other shows. In addition, she worked with Arctic College travelling and teaching printmaking in the communities of Iqaluit, Cape Dorset and Holman. Read more on her artist page!

We are on ARTSY!

We are Excited to announce that we are now on ARTSY!   Check us out...

https://www.artsy.net/wallace-galleries

New Artist: Dorothy Knowles

We are pleased to announce Dorothy Knowles as our newest addition to our roster of artists!
One of Canada’s most respected artists, Dorothy Knowles was born in Unity, Saskatchewan in 1927 and grew up on a farm overlooking a prairie valley.
She married artist William Perehudoff in Paris in 1951, then travelled around Italy and France, exploring the great museums and cathedrals of Europe before returning to Saskatchewan in 1952.
In the 1960s, Dorothy Knowles attended workshops at the Emma Lake Art Camp led by the American art critic Clement Greenberg (1962), artist Kenneth Noland (1963), Jules Olitski (1964), Lawrence Alloway (1965), and Michael Steiner (1969). All of these workshops had varying degrees of influence on her work, changing her style from a heavy impasto favoured by Greenberg to a more fluid technique preferred by Noland. Most importantly, she discovered the joy of working directly from nature. Thus, weather permitted, she worked out of doors, at times producing finished paintings, at times sketches and photographs which she used in the studio.

Lemay Exhibition eCatalogue

GRID

Our newest exhibition and eCatalogue are available now!  Please join Lemay at the opening of his exhibition: GRID on Saturday, May 7th from 2-5PM

Exhibition Catalogue-CLICK HERE for full screen

Harold Town book

NEW RELEASE!

"The Picasso of Canda"

"Harold Barling Town (1924- 1990) began drawing as a three-year-old and never stopped.  A prodigious worker, his oeuvre totals some 9,000 works - paintings, collages, monoprints, lithographs, silk screens and linocuts, as well as assemblages, sculptures and murals.  A founding member of the Painters Eleven, the group that propelled Abstract Expressionism to the forefront in Canda in 1953, Town gained international recognition for his technically inventive Single Autographic Prints...."  ~Iris Nowell