Red: The Colour of LOVE - a Valentine’s Exhibition 2023
February 01 - February 22, 2023
Embracing and celebrating the colour of Valentine’s Day: RED
works by various of our gallery artists, including: Simon Andrew, Walter Bachinski, Ted Godwin, Bruce Head, Jennifer Hornyak, Dorothy Knowles, Brent Laycock, Le Shi, Amy Modahl, Linda Nardelli, Leslie Poole, and Herbert Siebner
Embracing and celebrating the colour of Valentine’s Day: RED
works by various of our gallery artists, including: Simon Andrew, Walter Bachinski, Ted Godwin, Bruce Head, Jennifer Hornyak, Dorothy Knowles, Brent Laycock, Le Shi, Amy Modahl, Linda Nardelli, Leslie Poole, and Herbert Siebner
Upcoming Exhibitions
Jean McEwen
March 18 - April 12, 2023
Opening Reception: March 18: 2-5PM For the first time ever in Calgary, we will be hosting the exclusive exhibition of select works by Jean McEwen. Celebrating the centennial of his birth, Jean McEwen is a renowned Canadian (Quebec) artist whom created works that were ground-breaking in the art scene during the action expression movement of the 50’s-60’s and beyond. His works were always created with a deeply thought-out idea in mind. They demand an emotional response from whomever come upon them. He is known for his innovation and contribution to art. His works are exhibited in the MoMA, The National Gallery of Canada, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Art, to name a few. McEwen always insisted that his works were focused and based by the sensation that one gets from art, not based on criteria or theories of art. This exhibition holds true to this sentiment, and is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime exhibition to hit Calgary which shouldn’t be missed.
Snap Shots: Pages from the Past
March 18 - April 12, 2023
Opening Reception: March 18: 2-5PM In conjunction with the McEwen exhibition, we will have works on paper by Ted Godwin, Kenneth Lochhead, and Harold Town. Snap back in time with some historic modern works of artists from the Regina Five and Painters Eleven. These artists along with McEwen were the Avant Garde of the 50s and 60s, making huge moves in Canadian art.
