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    Ken Nicol
    Fields
    Photograph, 2011 
    September 27 to November 24 

    Dried potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, wheat starch, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, water, salt, rice flour, citric acid, may contain dextrose.

    Ken Nicol studied at several institutions before giving up on any kind of diploma. He currently works in his Toronto studio surrounded by old typewriters, clocks and broken things.

    He is represented by MKG127, Toronto.

    (via Convenience Gallery)

    Sep 27
    Ken NicolFields Photograph, 2011 September 27 to November 24 Dried potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, wheat starch, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, water, salt, rice flour, citric acid, may contain dextrose.
Ken Nicol studied at several institutions before giving up on any kind of diploma. He currently works in his Toronto studio surrounded by old typewriters, clocks and broken things.
He is represented by MKG127, Toronto.
(via Convenience Gallery)

    New photographs by Anthony Redpath open June 2 at Bau-Xi Photo in Toronto. (via Canadian Art — Full Opening and Event Listings)

    Jun 04
    New photographs by Anthony Redpath open June 2 at Bau-Xi Photo in Toronto. (via Canadian Art — Full Opening and Event Listings)

    Come to the Flash Forward 2010 Group Show tonight. I’ll be there

    171 Liberty Street #118/120

    6 pm Curator talk and gallery tour

    7 pm Exhibition Celebration

    via barph:

    Oct 06
    Come to the Flash Forward 2010 Group Show tonight. I’ll be there

171 Liberty Street #118/120
6 pm Curator talk and gallery tour
7 pm Exhibition Celebration

via barph:

    Blair Sharpe @ Fran Hill Gallery

    www.blairsharpe.com

    Sep 29
    Blair Sharpe @ Fran Hill Gallery
www.blairsharpe.com

    Art Listings Professional - ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

    ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

    Michael Archibald & Mike Thompson @ 1313 http://g1313.org/?p=714

    Paul Elia @ culturshoc | http://www.culturshoc.com

    Neil LaPierre @ Gladstone Hotel Art Bar | http://www.gladstonehotel.com/

    Winnie Truong @ Katharine Mulherin | http://www.katharinemulherin.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=285&Exhibit=Current

    * BONUS SECRET EXHIBIT Michael Enzbrunner @ Fly Gallery 

    Posted 25 minutes ago & Filed under contemporary artgalleriesTorontobest ofwhat’s onwalking tourart list,

    Aug 20
    Art Listings Professional - ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto
Michael Archibald & Mike Thompson @ 1313 http://g1313.org/?p=714
Paul Elia @ culturshoc | http://www.culturshoc.com
Neil LaPierre @ Gladstone Hotel Art Bar | http://www.gladstonehotel.com/
Winnie Truong @ Katharine Mulherin | http://www.katharinemulherin.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=285&Exhibit=Current
* BONUS SECRET EXHIBIT Michael Enzbrunner @ Fly Gallery 
Posted 25 minutes ago & Filed under contemporary art, galleries, Toronto, best of, what’s on, walking tour, art list,

    You can’t escape the grasp of Alternative Tentacle 5, a gripping exhibit by artists from nine Alternative Schools! Please join us at our Opening Party & Performances on Friday, April 30th from 7 to 9 PM! XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave. (North of Queen St. W.)
    _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

    Secondary Alternative Schools: City / Contact / East York Alternative / Inglenook Oasis / SEE / SEED / Subway Two / West End (Toronto District School Board) Salon Show: Friday, April 30th through Saturday, May 15th, 2010 Gallery Hours: Tues & Wed 12 to 6 PM, Thurs & Fri 12 to 8 PM, Sat 12 to 6PM For more information, Contact Craig Morrison at Oasis Skateboard Factory (416) 393-0845

    Apr 29
    You can’t escape the grasp of  Alternative Tentacle 5,  a gripping exhibit by artists from  nine Alternative Schools!    Please join us at our  Opening Party & Performances on  Friday, April 30th from 7 to 9 PM!   XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave.  (North of Queen St. W.) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Secondary Alternative Schools:  City / Contact / East York Alternative / Inglenook  Oasis / SEE / SEED / Subway Two / West End  (Toronto District School Board)  Salon Show:  Friday, April 30th through Saturday, May 15th, 2010  Gallery Hours:  Tues & Wed 12 to 6 PM, Thurs & Fri 12 to 8 PM, Sat 12 to 6PM   For more information,  Contact Craig Morrison at Oasis Skateboard Factory (416) 393-0845
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    William Griffiths

    No Illusions

     

    March 31 - April 24, 2010

    Artist reception: Friday, April 9, 6 - 9pm


    p|m Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of work by William Griffiths.  

     

    No Illusions is a reference to the role photography plays in William Griffiths’ abstract paintings.   Griffiths takes photographs during the course of his day, logging a myriad of visuals that spark a personal, emotional reaction.  He strives to imbue the feeling evoked by the photographs into abstract paintings by creating complex textures with acrylic paint and polymer.   Over the last ten years Griffiths’ canvases have come to be characterized by their multi-layered assemblage:  loose skins of chromatically charged polymer, gouged surfaces, and re-purposed acrylic shrapnel.

     

    William Griffiths has been represented by p|m Gallery since 2004. He lives and works in Niagara Falls.

     

    p|m Gallery is located at 1518 Dundas Street West, half a block west of Dufferin Street.

     

    We’re open: Wednesday - Saturday 11am - 5:30pm
    In person:     1518 Dundas Steet West, Toronto
    Via email:      powell@pmgallery.ca
    Call us:           1.416.937.3862
    Browse:         www.pmgallery.ca


    logoForward email p|m Gallery | 1159 Dundas Street East | Suite #149 | Toronto | M4M 3N9 | Canada

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    Apr 09

    Jesse Gibbons

    META 2010: New Media Exhibition

    META 2010 New Media Exhibition is an annual showcase of the thesis artworks of graduating students from the New Media program of the School of Image Arts at Ryerson University. New Media practices have become the image of the 21st Century - they represent the unification of technological advancement and creative innovation in a way that extends the parameters of artistic expression. META is an exhibition of contemporary artwork produced by the newest visionary talent working on a wide range of issues, using a variety of styles.

    Over a dozen works will be featured in META 2010 and all will be eligible for a cash prize in recognition of artistic excellence sponsored by General Electric.

    Thursday, April 8th to Saturday, April 10th from 11am - 6pm

    Apr 08
    Jesse Gibbons
META 2010: New Media Exhibition
META 2010 New Media Exhibition is an annual showcase  of the thesis  artworks of graduating students from the New Media program of the   School of Image Arts at Ryerson University. New Media practices have  become the image of the 21st  Century - they represent the unification  of technological advancement and  creative innovation in a way that  extends the parameters of artistic  expression. META is an exhibition of  contemporary artwork produced by the  newest visionary talent working  on a wide range of issues, using a variety of  styles.
Over a dozen works will be featured in META 2010 and  all will be  eligible for a cash prize in recognition of artistic excellence   sponsored by General Electric.
Thursday, April 8th to Saturday, April  10th from 11am - 6pm

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Tuesday September 27th 2011 at 08:58am. Its tags are listed below.

    Ken NicolFields Photograph, 2011 September 27 to November 24 Dried potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, wheat starch, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, water, salt, rice flour, citric acid, may contain dextrose.
Ken Nicol studied at several institutions before giving up on any kind of diploma. He currently works in his Toronto studio surrounded by old typewriters, clocks and broken things.
He is represented by MKG127, Toronto.
(via Convenience Gallery)
    Ken NicolFields Photograph, 2011 September 27 to November 24 Dried potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, wheat starch, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, water, salt, rice flour, citric acid, may contain dextrose.
Ken Nicol studied at several institutions before giving up on any kind of diploma. He currently works in his Toronto studio surrounded by old typewriters, clocks and broken things.
He is represented by MKG127, Toronto.
(via Convenience Gallery)

    Ken Nicol
    Fields
    Photograph, 2011 
    September 27 to November 24 

    Dried potatoes, vegetable oil, corn flour, wheat starch, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, water, salt, rice flour, citric acid, may contain dextrose.

    Ken Nicol studied at several institutions before giving up on any kind of diploma. He currently works in his Toronto studio surrounded by old typewriters, clocks and broken things.

    He is represented by MKG127, Toronto.

    (via Convenience Gallery)

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Saturday June 4th 2011 at 11:43am. Its tags are listed below.

    New photographs by Anthony Redpath open June 2 at Bau-Xi Photo in Toronto. (via Canadian Art — Full Opening and Event Listings)

    New photographs by Anthony Redpath open June 2 at Bau-Xi Photo in Toronto. (via Canadian Art — Full Opening and Event Listings)

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Wednesday October 6th 2010 at 04:53pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Come to the Flash Forward 2010 Group Show tonight. I’ll be there

171 Liberty Street #118/120
6 pm Curator talk and gallery tour
7 pm Exhibition Celebration

via barph:
    Come to the Flash Forward 2010 Group Show tonight. I’ll be there

171 Liberty Street #118/120
6 pm Curator talk and gallery tour
7 pm Exhibition Celebration

via barph:

    Come to the Flash Forward 2010 Group Show tonight. I’ll be there

    171 Liberty Street #118/120

    6 pm Curator talk and gallery tour

    7 pm Exhibition Celebration

    via barph:

    Blair Sharpe @ Fran Hill Gallery
www.blairsharpe.com
    Blair Sharpe @ Fran Hill Gallery
www.blairsharpe.com

    Blair Sharpe @ Fran Hill Gallery

    www.blairsharpe.com

    A Sacred Menagerie | Paintings by Mickey Albert

    Sept 16-22, culturshoc Gallery

    1205 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario

    Vernissage September 16th, 17:00 - 21:00

    “The Portrait brings out the depth of a Being, the deep waters of power and strength, the realms of the ancient and the archetypal. The individual becomes the collective, - iconic, sacred and absolute.”

    Mickey Albert is a Visual Artist with a penchant for people and horned animals. Educated in Spain, Australia and Ottawa, Mickey is happy to be back and exhibiting on home turf.

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Tuesday September 7th 2010 at 09:54am. Its tags are listed below.

    
Narwhal Art Projects invites you to experience The Dazzle, a study and celebration of collection fetishism. Collaborating with over thirty different artists and assemblers, Narwhal presents a cabinet of wonders that reveals the mysteries of the world through an installation of enigmatic treasures. Inspired by early 17th century Wunderkammers, The Dazzle exists as a microcosm of our world, capturing diverse specimens from a wide array of studies including natural history, geology, mathematics, archeology, magic and mythology. Mirroring early explorers who used the Wunderkammer to showcase worldly discoveries from distant lands, The Dazzle unearths artist creations fabricated through internal mind mapping, resulting in an awe inspiring collection of the bizarre.
Contributing artists include Stephen Appleby-Barr, Joe Becker, Katie Bethune-Leamen, Rory Dean, Nicholas DiGenova, Shannon Gerard, Katy Horan, Melinda Josie, Adrienne Kammerer, Peggy Kouroumalos, Christy Langer, Ginette Lapalme, Jamiyla Lowe, Derek Mainella, Noel Middleton, Megan McKenzie, Julie Moon, Jennifer Murphy, Jennifer Muskopf, Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, Jessica Polka, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino, Jennie Suddick, Carly Waito, Jacob Whibley, Selena Wong, Naomi Yasui and the Wild Unknown.
The Dazzle runs from Sept 9 – Oct 17 with an opening reception Sept 9 from 7-10pm. Selected artists will be in attendance.
Opening reception:Thursday Sept 9, 20107-10pmSelected artists will be in attendance.

(via THE DAZZLE « NARWHAL ART PROJECTS)
    
Narwhal Art Projects invites you to experience The Dazzle, a study and celebration of collection fetishism. Collaborating with over thirty different artists and assemblers, Narwhal presents a cabinet of wonders that reveals the mysteries of the world through an installation of enigmatic treasures. Inspired by early 17th century Wunderkammers, The Dazzle exists as a microcosm of our world, capturing diverse specimens from a wide array of studies including natural history, geology, mathematics, archeology, magic and mythology. Mirroring early explorers who used the Wunderkammer to showcase worldly discoveries from distant lands, The Dazzle unearths artist creations fabricated through internal mind mapping, resulting in an awe inspiring collection of the bizarre.
Contributing artists include Stephen Appleby-Barr, Joe Becker, Katie Bethune-Leamen, Rory Dean, Nicholas DiGenova, Shannon Gerard, Katy Horan, Melinda Josie, Adrienne Kammerer, Peggy Kouroumalos, Christy Langer, Ginette Lapalme, Jamiyla Lowe, Derek Mainella, Noel Middleton, Megan McKenzie, Julie Moon, Jennifer Murphy, Jennifer Muskopf, Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, Jessica Polka, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino, Jennie Suddick, Carly Waito, Jacob Whibley, Selena Wong, Naomi Yasui and the Wild Unknown.
The Dazzle runs from Sept 9 – Oct 17 with an opening reception Sept 9 from 7-10pm. Selected artists will be in attendance.
Opening reception:Thursday Sept 9, 20107-10pmSelected artists will be in attendance.

(via THE DAZZLE « NARWHAL ART PROJECTS)

    Narwhal Art Projects invites you to experience The Dazzle, a study and celebration of collection fetishism. Collaborating with over thirty different artists and assemblers, Narwhal presents a cabinet of wonders that reveals the mysteries of the world through an installation of enigmatic treasures. Inspired by early 17th century Wunderkammers, The Dazzle exists as a microcosm of our world, capturing diverse specimens from a wide array of studies including natural history, geology, mathematics, archeology, magic and mythology. Mirroring early explorers who used the Wunderkammer to showcase worldly discoveries from distant lands, The Dazzle unearths artist creations fabricated through internal mind mapping, resulting in an awe inspiring collection of the bizarre.

    Contributing artists include Stephen Appleby-Barr, Joe Becker, Katie Bethune-Leamen, Rory Dean, Nicholas DiGenova, Shannon Gerard, Katy Horan, Melinda Josie, Adrienne Kammerer, Peggy Kouroumalos, Christy Langer, Ginette Lapalme, Jamiyla Lowe, Derek Mainella, Noel Middleton, Megan McKenzie, Julie Moon, Jennifer Murphy, Jennifer Muskopf, Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, Jessica Polka, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino, Jennie Suddick, Carly Waito, Jacob Whibley, Selena Wong, Naomi Yasui and the Wild Unknown.

    The Dazzle runs from Sept 9 – Oct 17 with an opening reception Sept 9 from 7-10pm. Selected artists will be in attendance.

    Opening reception:
    Thursday Sept 9, 2010
    7-10pm
    Selected artists will be in attendance.

    (via THE DAZZLE « NARWHAL ART PROJECTS)

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Friday August 20th 2010 at 07:32pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Art Listings Professional - ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto
Michael Archibald & Mike Thompson @ 1313 http://g1313.org/?p=714
Paul Elia @ culturshoc | http://www.culturshoc.com
Neil LaPierre @ Gladstone Hotel Art Bar | http://www.gladstonehotel.com/
Winnie Truong @ Katharine Mulherin | http://www.katharinemulherin.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=285&Exhibit=Current
* BONUS SECRET EXHIBIT Michael Enzbrunner @ Fly Gallery 
Posted 25 minutes ago & Filed under contemporary art, galleries, Toronto, best of, what’s on, walking tour, art list,

    Art Listings Professional - ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

    ART TO SEE THIS WEEKEND | AUGUST 20-22 | Queen Street West, Toronto

    Michael Archibald & Mike Thompson @ 1313 http://g1313.org/?p=714

    Paul Elia @ culturshoc | http://www.culturshoc.com

    Neil LaPierre @ Gladstone Hotel Art Bar | http://www.gladstonehotel.com/

    Winnie Truong @ Katharine Mulherin | http://www.katharinemulherin.com/dynamic/exhibit_artist.asp?ExhibitID=285&Exhibit=Current

    * BONUS SECRET EXHIBIT Michael Enzbrunner @ Fly Gallery 

    Posted 25 minutes ago & Filed under contemporary artgalleriesTorontobest ofwhat’s onwalking tourart list,

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Saturday May 15th 2010 at 03:38pm. Its tags are listed below.

    The Arts & Ideas Society presents poet Trevor Laalo
culturshoc gallery, 1205 Queen Street W, TorontoSunday, May 16th from 14:00 to 14:30
+ Tea, cookies, current group exhibit and site-specific window drawing installation on view
www.culturshoc.com
    The Arts & Ideas Society presents poet Trevor Laalo
culturshoc gallery, 1205 Queen Street W, TorontoSunday, May 16th from 14:00 to 14:30
+ Tea, cookies, current group exhibit and site-specific window drawing installation on view
www.culturshoc.com

    The Arts & Ideas Society presents poet Trevor Laalo

    culturshoc gallery, 1205 Queen Street W, Toronto
    Sunday, May 16th from 14:00 to 14:30

    + Tea, cookies, current group exhibit and site-specific window drawing installation on view

    www.culturshoc.com

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Friday April 30th 2010 at 09:25am. Its tags are listed below.

    culturshoc: Infiltrating the White Cube: Tips for artist trying to get into galleries

    Sunday May 2nd | lecture from 2:15pm-2:45pm. ~free admission~

    The application process and what the gallery is looking for can be confusing and intimidating for any artist. Having an insider explain the rational, the typical things juries and curators look for and some professional tips and…

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Thursday April 29th 2010 at 11:20am. Its tags are listed below.

    You can’t escape the grasp of  Alternative Tentacle 5,  a gripping exhibit by artists from  nine Alternative Schools!    Please join us at our  Opening Party & Performances on  Friday, April 30th from 7 to 9 PM!   XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave.  (North of Queen St. W.) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Secondary Alternative Schools:  City / Contact / East York Alternative / Inglenook  Oasis / SEE / SEED / Subway Two / West End  (Toronto District School Board)  Salon Show:  Friday, April 30th through Saturday, May 15th, 2010  Gallery Hours:  Tues & Wed 12 to 6 PM, Thurs & Fri 12 to 8 PM, Sat 12 to 6PM   For more information,  Contact Craig Morrison at Oasis Skateboard Factory (416) 393-0845
    You can’t escape the grasp of  Alternative Tentacle 5,  a gripping exhibit by artists from  nine Alternative Schools!    Please join us at our  Opening Party & Performances on  Friday, April 30th from 7 to 9 PM!   XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave.  (North of Queen St. W.) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Secondary Alternative Schools:  City / Contact / East York Alternative / Inglenook  Oasis / SEE / SEED / Subway Two / West End  (Toronto District School Board)  Salon Show:  Friday, April 30th through Saturday, May 15th, 2010  Gallery Hours:  Tues & Wed 12 to 6 PM, Thurs & Fri 12 to 8 PM, Sat 12 to 6PM   For more information,  Contact Craig Morrison at Oasis Skateboard Factory (416) 393-0845

    You can’t escape the grasp of Alternative Tentacle 5, a gripping exhibit by artists from nine Alternative Schools! Please join us at our Opening Party & Performances on Friday, April 30th from 7 to 9 PM! XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave. (North of Queen St. W.)
    _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

    Secondary Alternative Schools: City / Contact / East York Alternative / Inglenook Oasis / SEE / SEED / Subway Two / West End (Toronto District School Board) Salon Show: Friday, April 30th through Saturday, May 15th, 2010 Gallery Hours: Tues & Wed 12 to 6 PM, Thurs & Fri 12 to 8 PM, Sat 12 to 6PM For more information, Contact Craig Morrison at Oasis Skateboard Factory (416) 393-0845

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Saturday April 24th 2010 at 01:05pm. Its tags are listed below.

    culturshoc: Making sense of Social Media for artists

    artists and social media

    1-4pm | Sunday, April 25, 2010 ~free admission~ 1205 Queen Street West

    Want to know how to create your own website, maintain it and have it look and function professionally …. in mere minutes?

    The Arts & Ideas Society is pleased to present this week’s lecture by Phadeus Gestalt, a social media expert specializing in arts and culture web marketing.

    This half-hour presentation is a free preview of an upcoming series of workshops @ culturshoc focusing on design, marketing and software for artists and gallery culture.

    Tea and refreshments will be served. A sketch book of naughty drawings will available for viewing.

    Art PR Wire

    Posted on Saturday April 24th 2010 at 11:42am. Its tags are listed below.

    PERCOLATE
May1 – June 5 2010
Opening Reception May 2, 1-4pm
Works by Holly McClellan, Nicholas Tinkl, Tricia Dunk Tinkl.  Stylisticallydifferent, everyone’s work is influenced by prominent topics in the media, consumerism and advertising.  The artists study and respond photographically, using accessible source material.   Commercial and fine art approaches are used, often merging analog and digital technologies.  Through the unique rural Gallery setting, the exhibition dialogue extends and offers an exchange between photography and other art forms such as fibre art and sculpture.
Gallery Hours  during Percolate:
Monday –  Thursday   By Appointment
Friday   12 noon – 8 p.m.
Saturday –  Sunday 10 a.m. – 4pm.
View Map
Tinkls’ Gallery
    PERCOLATE
May1 – June 5 2010
Opening Reception May 2, 1-4pm
Works by Holly McClellan, Nicholas Tinkl, Tricia Dunk Tinkl.  Stylisticallydifferent, everyone’s work is influenced by prominent topics in the media, consumerism and advertising.  The artists study and respond photographically, using accessible source material.   Commercial and fine art approaches are used, often merging analog and digital technologies.  Through the unique rural Gallery setting, the exhibition dialogue extends and offers an exchange between photography and other art forms such as fibre art and sculpture.
Gallery Hours  during Percolate:
Monday –  Thursday   By Appointment
Friday   12 noon – 8 p.m.
Saturday –  Sunday 10 a.m. – 4pm.
View Map
Tinkls’ Gallery

    PERCOLATE

    May1 – June 5 2010

    Opening Reception May 2, 1-4pm

    Works by Holly McClellan, Nicholas Tinkl, Tricia Dunk Tinkl.  Stylisticallydifferent, everyone’s work is influenced by prominent topics in the media, consumerism and advertising.  The artists study and respond photographically, using accessible source material.   Commercial and fine art approaches are used, often merging analog and digital technologies.  Through the unique rural Gallery setting, the exhibition dialogue extends and offers an exchange between photography and other art forms such as fibre art and sculpture.

    Gallery Hours during Percolate:

    Monday – Thursday   By Appointment

    Friday  12 noon – 8 p.m.

    Saturday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 4pm.

    View Map

    Tinkls’ Gallery

    Opening Tonight: William Griffiths, 6-9pm

    Posted on Friday April 9th 2010 at 04:11pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Opening Tonight: William Griffiths, 6-9pm

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    William Griffiths

    No Illusions

     

    March 31 - April 24, 2010

    Artist reception: Friday, April 9, 6 - 9pm


    p|m Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of work by William Griffiths.  

     

    No Illusions is a reference to the role photography plays in William Griffiths’ abstract paintings.   Griffiths takes photographs during the course of his day, logging a myriad of visuals that spark a personal, emotional reaction.  He strives to imbue the feeling evoked by the photographs into abstract paintings by creating complex textures with acrylic paint and polymer.   Over the last ten years Griffiths’ canvases have come to be characterized by their multi-layered assemblage:  loose skins of chromatically charged polymer, gouged surfaces, and re-purposed acrylic shrapnel.

     

    William Griffiths has been represented by p|m Gallery since 2004. He lives and works in Niagara Falls.

     

    p|m Gallery is located at 1518 Dundas Street West, half a block west of Dufferin Street.

     

    We’re open: Wednesday - Saturday 11am - 5:30pm
    In person:     1518 Dundas Steet West, Toronto
    Via email:      powell@pmgallery.ca
    Call us:           1.416.937.3862
    Browse:         www.pmgallery.ca


    logoForward email p|m Gallery | 1159 Dundas Street East | Suite #149 | Toronto | M4M 3N9 | Canada

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    Posted on Thursday April 8th 2010 at 07:11pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Jesse Gibbons
META 2010: New Media Exhibition
META 2010 New Media Exhibition is an annual showcase  of the thesis  artworks of graduating students from the New Media program of the   School of Image Arts at Ryerson University. New Media practices have  become the image of the 21st  Century - they represent the unification  of technological advancement and  creative innovation in a way that  extends the parameters of artistic  expression. META is an exhibition of  contemporary artwork produced by the  newest visionary talent working  on a wide range of issues, using a variety of  styles.
Over a dozen works will be featured in META 2010 and  all will be  eligible for a cash prize in recognition of artistic excellence   sponsored by General Electric.
Thursday, April 8th to Saturday, April  10th from 11am - 6pm

    Jesse Gibbons

    META 2010: New Media Exhibition

    META 2010 New Media Exhibition is an annual showcase of the thesis artworks of graduating students from the New Media program of the School of Image Arts at Ryerson University. New Media practices have become the image of the 21st Century - they represent the unification of technological advancement and creative innovation in a way that extends the parameters of artistic expression. META is an exhibition of contemporary artwork produced by the newest visionary talent working on a wide range of issues, using a variety of styles.

    Over a dozen works will be featured in META 2010 and all will be eligible for a cash prize in recognition of artistic excellence sponsored by General Electric.

    Thursday, April 8th to Saturday, April 10th from 11am - 6pm