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    The Keyhole Sessions is an erotic art community. We hold life-drawing extravaganzas on the second Tuesday of every month, all to the tune of some pretty sweet beats.

    It’s that time again when we close off the year in true TKS style. We’re wishing you a happy holidays with one very special, last drawing hurrah: our tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen.
    Come draw 3 lovely models as they bid you an icy farewell to 2011. 
    Intermission performance by sultry bellringers, Pavlov’s Dogs Handbell Ensemble.
    Yay!
    And if you’re lucky, you’ll be the winner of the night’s treat, your very own copy of The Snow Queen.

    *** In order to help spread some warmth this season, we’re asking you to bring a non-perishable in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank.

    Best items to bring are:
    Baby formula & food
    Beans & lentils
    Canned fruits & vegetables
    Canned fish & meat
    Cans of soup or hearty stew
    Dried pasta & tomato sauce
    Macaroni & cheese
    Peanut butter
    Rice
    Canned, powdered or Tetra Pak cartons of milk***

    Tuesday, December 13th
    The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West at Dovercourt
    Doors and bar at 7pm. Drawing from 7:30-10:30ish
    $20; $17 with Student ID 
    Dec 06
    The Keyhole Sessions is an erotic art community. We hold life-drawing extravaganzas on the second Tuesday of every month, all to the tune of some pretty sweet beats. It’s that time again when we close off the year in true TKS style. We’re wishing you a happy holidays with one very special, last drawing hurrah: our tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. Come draw 3 lovely models as they bid you an icy farewell to 2011.  Intermission performance by sultry bellringers, Pavlov’s Dogs Handbell Ensemble. Yay! And if you’re lucky, you’ll be the winner of the night’s treat, your very own copy of The Snow Queen. *** In order to help spread some warmth this season, we’re asking you to bring a non-perishable in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank. Best items to bring are: Baby formula & food Beans & lentils Canned fruits & vegetables Canned fish & meat Cans of soup or hearty stew Dried pasta & tomato sauce Macaroni & cheese Peanut butter Rice Canned, powdered or Tetra Pak cartons of milk*** Tuesday, December 13th The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West at DovercourtDoors and bar at 7pm. Drawing from 7:30-10:30ish $20; $17 with Student ID 

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    Posted on Friday February 3rd 2012 at 12:18pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Feb 18 - Feb 25 LASTIN: Emerging. Established. Fresh. LASTIN is a one-week juried exhibition featuring work mainly from emerging artists of Canada as well as established artists at a destination boutique space. LASTIN is designed to support and promote fresh ideas, experimental spirit and personal development by showcasing emerging work on a regular basis and integrating with highly acclaimed international artists that BBG represents. Exhibition Dates: February 18 - 25RECEPTION: Feb 18 (Saturday), 12-3pmFree AdmissionFeatured Artists:Alain Boix TorrienteSean McLauchlanFariz KovalchukTanya KlochkovLina FaroussiDavid BrownFrancis LutaFavier MesaIrit EpsteinFacebook Event Page:http://www.facebook.com/events/350309234993498/
    Feb 18 - Feb 25 LASTIN: Emerging. Established. Fresh. LASTIN is a one-week juried exhibition featuring work mainly from emerging artists of Canada as well as established artists at a destination boutique space. LASTIN is designed to support and promote fresh ideas, experimental spirit and personal development by showcasing emerging work on a regular basis and integrating with highly acclaimed international artists that BBG represents. Exhibition Dates: February 18 - 25RECEPTION: Feb 18 (Saturday), 12-3pmFree AdmissionFeatured Artists:Alain Boix TorrienteSean McLauchlanFariz KovalchukTanya KlochkovLina FaroussiDavid BrownFrancis LutaFavier MesaIrit EpsteinFacebook Event Page:http://www.facebook.com/events/350309234993498/

    Feb 18 - Feb 25 LASTIN: Emerging. Established. Fresh.

    LASTIN is a one-week juried exhibition featuring work mainly from emerging artists of Canada as well as established artists at a destination boutique space. LASTIN is designed to support and promote fresh ideas, experimental spirit and personal development by showcasing emerging work on a regular basis and integrating with highly acclaimed international artists that BBG represents. 

    Exhibition Dates: February 18 - 25
    RECEPTION: Feb 18 (Saturday), 12-3pm
    Free Admission

    Featured Artists:

    Alain Boix Torriente
    Sean McLauchlan
    Fariz Kovalchuk
    Tanya Klochkov
    Lina Faroussi
    David Brown
    Francis Luta
    Favier Mesa
    Irit Epstein


    Facebook Event Page:
    http://www.facebook.com/events/350309234993498/

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    Posted on Saturday January 28th 2012 at 11:44am. Its tags are listed below.

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    Posted on Tuesday December 6th 2011 at 09:28pm. Its tags are listed below.

    The Keyhole Sessions is an erotic art community. We hold life-drawing extravaganzas on the second Tuesday of every month, all to the tune of some pretty sweet beats. It’s that time again when we close off the year in true TKS style. We’re wishing you a happy holidays with one very special, last drawing hurrah: our tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. Come draw 3 lovely models as they bid you an icy farewell to 2011.  Intermission performance by sultry bellringers, Pavlov’s Dogs Handbell Ensemble. Yay! And if you’re lucky, you’ll be the winner of the night’s treat, your very own copy of The Snow Queen. *** In order to help spread some warmth this season, we’re asking you to bring a non-perishable in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank. Best items to bring are: Baby formula & food Beans & lentils Canned fruits & vegetables Canned fish & meat Cans of soup or hearty stew Dried pasta & tomato sauce Macaroni & cheese Peanut butter Rice Canned, powdered or Tetra Pak cartons of milk*** Tuesday, December 13th The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West at DovercourtDoors and bar at 7pm. Drawing from 7:30-10:30ish $20; $17 with Student ID 
    The Keyhole Sessions is an erotic art community. We hold life-drawing extravaganzas on the second Tuesday of every month, all to the tune of some pretty sweet beats. It’s that time again when we close off the year in true TKS style. We’re wishing you a happy holidays with one very special, last drawing hurrah: our tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. Come draw 3 lovely models as they bid you an icy farewell to 2011.  Intermission performance by sultry bellringers, Pavlov’s Dogs Handbell Ensemble. Yay! And if you’re lucky, you’ll be the winner of the night’s treat, your very own copy of The Snow Queen. *** In order to help spread some warmth this season, we’re asking you to bring a non-perishable in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank. Best items to bring are: Baby formula & food Beans & lentils Canned fruits & vegetables Canned fish & meat Cans of soup or hearty stew Dried pasta & tomato sauce Macaroni & cheese Peanut butter Rice Canned, powdered or Tetra Pak cartons of milk*** Tuesday, December 13th The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West at DovercourtDoors and bar at 7pm. Drawing from 7:30-10:30ish $20; $17 with Student ID 

    The Keyhole Sessions is an erotic art community. We hold life-drawing extravaganzas on the second Tuesday of every month, all to the tune of some pretty sweet beats.

    It’s that time again when we close off the year in true TKS style. We’re wishing you a happy holidays with one very special, last drawing hurrah: our tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen.
    Come draw 3 lovely models as they bid you an icy farewell to 2011. 
    Intermission performance by sultry bellringers, Pavlov’s Dogs Handbell Ensemble.
    Yay!
    And if you’re lucky, you’ll be the winner of the night’s treat, your very own copy of The Snow Queen.

    *** In order to help spread some warmth this season, we’re asking you to bring a non-perishable in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank.

    Best items to bring are:
    Baby formula & food
    Beans & lentils
    Canned fruits & vegetables
    Canned fish & meat
    Cans of soup or hearty stew
    Dried pasta & tomato sauce
    Macaroni & cheese
    Peanut butter
    Rice
    Canned, powdered or Tetra Pak cartons of milk***

    Tuesday, December 13th
    The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West at Dovercourt
    Doors and bar at 7pm. Drawing from 7:30-10:30ish
    $20; $17 with Student ID 

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    Posted on Saturday December 3rd 2011 at 09:57am. Its tags are listed below.

    IndianArtCollectors.com this month features an entirely different concept by Mr. Suresh Gulage: An artist who chose the less followed path and made Architectural Landscapes as his trademark work. December 2, 2011: Suresh Gulage is a well known name when it comes to giving life to speechless buildings.“Buildings may be mute spectators, but they hold the life of a city” says the artist that defines his ability to observe life. His work would be exclusively available for sale in exhibition section of IndianArtCollectors.com. Through brushwork and hues, Suresh highlight the beauty of buildings by recreating these marvels using a vibrant colour palette and technique that oscillates between being in-the-face to subtle and suggestive, both instances replete with the exquisiteness of the built form. Suresh Gulage loves the light play and the way the same light illuminates different parts of the building in different ways. His work is highly inspired by the effect that lights, colours, motifs, seasons and day times play on a building making it appear different at varied instances. A post Graduate in Art, this painter to created his own identity during the early phase of his career. “There are so many artists who paint landscapes, portraits, abstract, there are very few who really paint architectural landscapes. “I wanted to make a name in this genre and I think I have achieved that” says Suresh proclaiming his success without hesitation but without sounding pompous or egoistic. To browse through Suresh Gulage’s work, visit http://www.indianartcollectors.com/solo-exhibition.php

    IndianArtCollectors.com this month features an entirely different concept by Mr. Suresh Gulage: An artist who chose the less followed path and made Architectural Landscapes as his trademark work.

    December 2, 2011: Suresh Gulage is a well known name when it comes to giving life to speechless buildings.“Buildings may be mute spectators, but they hold the life of a city” says the artist that defines his ability to observe life. His work would be exclusively available for sale in exhibition section of IndianArtCollectors.com.

    Through brushwork and hues, Suresh highlight the beauty of buildings by recreating these marvels using a vibrant colour palette and technique that oscillates between being in-the-face to subtle and suggestive, both instances replete with the exquisiteness of the built form. Suresh Gulage loves the light play and the way the same light illuminates different parts of the building in different ways. His work is highly inspired by the effect that lights, colours, motifs, seasons and day times play on a building making it appear different at varied instances.

    A post Graduate in Art, this painter to created his own identity during the early phase of his career. “There are so many artists who paint landscapes, portraits, abstract, there are very few who really paint architectural landscapes. “I wanted to make a name in this genre and I think I have achieved that” says Suresh proclaiming his success without hesitation but without sounding pompous or egoistic.

    To browse through Suresh Gulage’s work, visit

    http://www.indianartcollectors.com/solo-exhibition.php

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    Posted on Saturday November 12th 2011 at 11:29pm. Its tags are listed below.

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    Posted on Monday November 7th 2011 at 11:00am. Its tags are listed below.

    ‘Strange Days and Other Anomalies’ at Light and Space Contemporary Ramon Raphael Banzon, Miggy Borja, Raffy La Madrid, Paul Bryan Miranda, and Mek Yambao come together in their first ever group exhibition as an official art group “Strange Days”, which opens on Sunday 6PM, November 13 at the Gallery 3 of Light and Space Contemporary. In their show titled “Strange Days and Other Anomalies”, the group discovers unchartered terrain played out in unusual settings and circumstances. Through observation or pure imagination, strange encounters are conceived, which leads the mind to question its very own boundaries and re-examine what one considers “Strange”.  The exhibit simultaneously opens with solo exhibitions of Kaloy Olavides and Beejay Esber at the Galleries 1 and 2. All shows will run until November 28. Light and Space Contemporary is located at 53 Fairlane st. West Fairview, 1118 Quezon City, Philippines. For information, email lightandspace@gmail.com or visit http://lighandspacecontemporary.wordpress.com
    ‘Strange Days and Other Anomalies’ at Light and Space Contemporary Ramon Raphael Banzon, Miggy Borja, Raffy La Madrid, Paul Bryan Miranda, and Mek Yambao come together in their first ever group exhibition as an official art group “Strange Days”, which opens on Sunday 6PM, November 13 at the Gallery 3 of Light and Space Contemporary. In their show titled “Strange Days and Other Anomalies”, the group discovers unchartered terrain played out in unusual settings and circumstances. Through observation or pure imagination, strange encounters are conceived, which leads the mind to question its very own boundaries and re-examine what one considers “Strange”.  The exhibit simultaneously opens with solo exhibitions of Kaloy Olavides and Beejay Esber at the Galleries 1 and 2. All shows will run until November 28. Light and Space Contemporary is located at 53 Fairlane st. West Fairview, 1118 Quezon City, Philippines. For information, email lightandspace@gmail.com or visit http://lighandspacecontemporary.wordpress.com

    ‘Strange Days and Other Anomalies’ at Light and Space Contemporary


    Ramon Raphael Banzon, Miggy Borja, Raffy La Madrid, Paul Bryan Miranda, and Mek Yambao come together in their first ever group exhibition as an official art group “Strange Days”, which opens on Sunday 6PM, November 13 at the Gallery 3 of Light and Space Contemporary.


    In their show titled “Strange Days and Other Anomalies”, the group discovers unchartered terrain played out in unusual settings and circumstances. Through observation or pure imagination, strange encounters are conceived, which leads the mind to question its very own boundaries and re-examine what one considers “Strange”. 

    The exhibit simultaneously opens with solo exhibitions of Kaloy Olavides and Beejay Esber at the Galleries 1 and 2. All shows will run until November 28. Light and Space Contemporary is located at 53 Fairlane st. West Fairview, 1118 Quezon City, Philippines. For information, email lightandspace@gmail.com or visit http://lighandspacecontemporary.wordpress.com

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    Posted on Wednesday October 12th 2011 at 09:48pm. Its tags are listed below.

    Other ViewSolo Exhibition by Mark SalvatusThe Drawing RoomOctober 15 , 2011  Other View is about the possibilities of art in the prosaic, as it is about the impossibility of capture of object and of art. Mark Salvatus brings together here work reminiscent of many others he’s done before, but which are necessarily new by virtue of his interest in the transient and silent, taking an object and all that it means and putting it into question as it highlights its utility, or makes it bigger pitted against another, or demands it make a statement in its mere existence, always in the process pointing a finger at the processes of art making in the present. But Other View is also ultimately about Salvatus’ insistence on the spectator’s experience of these objects as art as objects that are familiar and everyday, where intertexuality is default in the process of making sense of what is the ordinary turned object of art, where the gaze is the tenuous space within which the spectator finds meaning and enters a particular process of creativity. That this could mean objects being returned to their proper places, of artlessness and meaninglessness, is not so much a risk that Salvatus takes, as it is exactly the point. Text by Katrina Stuart Santiago Mark Salvatus (b. 1980) graduated Cum Laude from the University of Santo Tomas with a degree in Fine Arts major in advertising. He works across disciplines and various media that deal with community, urbanism, accidental encounters and everyday cultures. Winner of the 2010 Ateneo Art Awards, he is the recipient of the residency grants from Common Room Networks Foundation, La Trobe University Visual Arts Center and the New York Art Project (Art Omi). His recent exhibitions include “Stories of Dreams and Realities” at Rossi & Rossi (London), “Vernacular Cultures & Contemporary Art in Australia, India and the Philippines” at La Trobe University Museum of Art, LUMA (Melbourne), C_rafts at the Vargas Museum (Manila), “Open House” at the 3rd Singapore Biennale, Koganecho Bazaar in Yokohama and “Meta Question” at the 4th Guangzhou Triennial. The Drawing Room, GF Metrostar Bldg., 1007 Metropolitan Avenue, Makati City, Philippines http://drawingroomgallery.com/
    Other ViewSolo Exhibition by Mark SalvatusThe Drawing RoomOctober 15 , 2011  Other View is about the possibilities of art in the prosaic, as it is about the impossibility of capture of object and of art. Mark Salvatus brings together here work reminiscent of many others he’s done before, but which are necessarily new by virtue of his interest in the transient and silent, taking an object and all that it means and putting it into question as it highlights its utility, or makes it bigger pitted against another, or demands it make a statement in its mere existence, always in the process pointing a finger at the processes of art making in the present. But Other View is also ultimately about Salvatus’ insistence on the spectator’s experience of these objects as art as objects that are familiar and everyday, where intertexuality is default in the process of making sense of what is the ordinary turned object of art, where the gaze is the tenuous space within which the spectator finds meaning and enters a particular process of creativity. That this could mean objects being returned to their proper places, of artlessness and meaninglessness, is not so much a risk that Salvatus takes, as it is exactly the point. Text by Katrina Stuart Santiago Mark Salvatus (b. 1980) graduated Cum Laude from the University of Santo Tomas with a degree in Fine Arts major in advertising. He works across disciplines and various media that deal with community, urbanism, accidental encounters and everyday cultures. Winner of the 2010 Ateneo Art Awards, he is the recipient of the residency grants from Common Room Networks Foundation, La Trobe University Visual Arts Center and the New York Art Project (Art Omi). His recent exhibitions include “Stories of Dreams and Realities” at Rossi & Rossi (London), “Vernacular Cultures & Contemporary Art in Australia, India and the Philippines” at La Trobe University Museum of Art, LUMA (Melbourne), C_rafts at the Vargas Museum (Manila), “Open House” at the 3rd Singapore Biennale, Koganecho Bazaar in Yokohama and “Meta Question” at the 4th Guangzhou Triennial. The Drawing Room, GF Metrostar Bldg., 1007 Metropolitan Avenue, Makati City, Philippines http://drawingroomgallery.com/

    Other View
    Solo Exhibition by Mark Salvatus
    The Drawing Room
    October 15 , 2011 

    Other View is about the possibilities of art in the prosaic, as it is about the impossibility of capture of object and of art. Mark Salvatus brings together here work reminiscent of many others he’s done before, but which are necessarily new by virtue of his interest in the transient and silent, taking an object and all that it means and putting it into question as it highlights its utility, or makes it bigger pitted against another, or demands it make a statement in its mere existence, always in the process pointing a finger at the processes of art making in the present. But Other View is also ultimately about Salvatus’ insistence on the spectator’s experience of these objects as art as objects that are familiar and everyday, where intertexuality is default in the process of making sense of what is the ordinary turned object of art, where the gaze is the tenuous space within which the spectator finds meaning and enters a particular process of creativity. That this could mean objects being returned to their proper places, of artlessness and meaninglessness, is not so much a risk that Salvatus takes, as it is exactly the point.

    Text by Katrina Stuart Santiago


    Mark Salvatus (b. 1980) graduated Cum Laude from the University of Santo Tomas with a degree in Fine Arts major in advertising. He works across disciplines and various media that deal with community, urbanism, accidental encounters and everyday cultures. Winner of the 2010 Ateneo Art Awards, he is the recipient of the residency grants from Common Room Networks Foundation, La Trobe University Visual Arts Center and the New York Art Project (Art Omi). His recent exhibitions include “Stories of Dreams and Realities” at Rossi & Rossi (London), “Vernacular Cultures & Contemporary Art in Australia, India and the Philippines” at La Trobe University Museum of Art, LUMA (Melbourne), C_rafts at the Vargas Museum (Manila), “Open House” at the 3rd Singapore Biennale, Koganecho Bazaar in Yokohama and “Meta Question” at the 4th Guangzhou Triennial.

    The Drawing Room, GF Metrostar Bldg., 1007 Metropolitan Avenue, Makati City, Philippines

    http://drawingroomgallery.com/

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    Posted on Friday October 7th 2011 at 03:42pm. Its tags are listed below.

    JULIA VANDEPOLDER: Backhouse    Also featuring paintings by BRIAN HARVEY October 12 – November 26, 2011   Opening Reception and Street Party for SHOW OFF: Friday, Oct 21st, 7 - 10pm Artists in attendance.   Mason design firm is hosting SHOW OFF @ the Junction where local designers & artists are being paired up with Junction shop owners to create show-stopping window display installations. Opening the same night!  Exhibition continues until Oct 30th.  www.mason-studio.com/showoff   Julia Vandepolder’s recent paintings are an investigation of abandoned and collapsing urban and rural architecture. She explores the intricacies and details of these spaces, focusing on the remaining structures which are often extensively patterned through weathering and decay.  The rich surfaces of her paintings capitalize on the tension between representation and abstraction, inside and outside, what is hidden and what is visible.  Abstract accumulations of line, colour and texture tentatively coalesce into the jagged contour of a beam, a corroded pipe or a pile of bricks. This exhibition features selected large scale works on panel as well as small studies and works on Mylar. With a focus on Studio Art and Art History, Julia Vandepolder earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Guelph in 2009.  She recently won the Founding Chairman’s Award at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition (TOAE) and completed a residency at the Vermont Studio Centre.  Vandepolder has been continuously exhibiting at public and private galleries across Ontario and her work is featured in several private collections.  Julia Vandepolder maintains a full-time studio in Caledon. Brian Harvey`s paintings are studies of the commonplace and the typically mundane.  His subject matter includes household objects, interior spaces and urban landscapes.  In his current work, Harvey focuses on “remnants” of Toronto’s neighbourhoods.  Having lived a stone’s throw from the gallery, Harvey is very familiar with The Junction, a neighbourhood located in Toronto’s west end, which is featured in several of the paintings.  Harvey is emotionally drawn to buildings which endure and are connected to the past; holdovers which are often ignored or forgotten about altogether.  Through painting, Harvey has the opportunity to examine and study these buildings before they are gone. Initially pursuing digital media and animation at Seneca College, Brian Harvey continued his studies in painting and drawing at Sheridan College, Toronto School of Art, The Art Centre - Central Technical School and he is currently pursuing a degree at OCAD University, Toronto.  He has been exhibiting extensively for over a decade and has devoted himself to painting full-time since 2007. Brian Harvey lives and works in Toronto. UPCOMINGTextiles Group ExhibitionLizz Aston, Noelle Hamlyn, Pam Lobb, Dorie Millerson, Amanda ParkerNov 30, 2011 - Jan 28, 2012 HOURS Tues by appt. Wednesday and Saturday 11am - 6pm Thursday and Friday 11am - 7pm TELEPHONE BOOTH GALLERY 3148 Dundas Street West - Toronto - Ontario - M6P 2A1 (The Junction, Dundas at St. John’s Rd.) T 647 270 7903 - www.telephoneboothgallery.cainfo@telephoneboothgallery.ca

    JULIA VANDEPOLDER: Backhouse   

    Also featuring paintings by BRIAN HARVEY

    October 12 – November 26, 2011

     

    Opening Reception and Street Party for SHOW OFF:

    Friday, Oct 21st, 7 - 10pm

    Artists in attendance.

     

    Mason design firm is hosting SHOW OFF @ the Junction where local designers & artists are being paired up with Junction shop owners to create show-stopping window display installations. Opening the same night!  Exhibition continues until Oct 30th.  www.mason-studio.com/showoff

     

    Julia Vandepolder’s recent paintings are an investigation of abandoned and collapsing urban and rural architecture. She explores the intricacies and details of these spaces, focusing on the remaining structures which are often extensively patterned through weathering and decay.  The rich surfaces of her paintings capitalize on the tension between representation and abstraction, inside and outside, what is hidden and what is visible.  Abstract accumulations of line, colour and texture tentatively coalesce into the jagged contour of a beam, a corroded pipe or a pile of bricks. This exhibition features selected large scale works on panel as well as small studies and works on Mylar.

    With a focus on Studio Art and Art History, Julia Vandepolder earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Guelph in 2009.  She recently won the Founding Chairman’s Award at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition (TOAE) and completed a residency at the Vermont Studio Centre.  Vandepolder has been continuously exhibiting at public and private galleries across Ontario and her work is featured in several private collections.  Julia Vandepolder maintains a full-time studio in Caledon.

    Brian Harvey`s paintings are studies of the commonplace and the typically mundane.  His subject matter includes household objects, interior spaces and urban landscapes.  In his current work, Harvey focuses on “remnants” of Toronto’s neighbourhoods.  Having lived a stone’s throw from the gallery, Harvey is very familiar with The Junction, a neighbourhood located in Toronto’s west end, which is featured in several of the paintings.  Harvey is emotionally drawn to buildings which endure and are connected to the past; holdovers which are often ignored or forgotten about altogether.  Through painting, Harvey has the opportunity to examine and study these buildings before they are gone.

    Initially pursuing digital media and animation at Seneca College, Brian Harvey continued his studies in painting and drawing at Sheridan College, Toronto School of Art, The Art Centre - Central Technical School and he is currently pursuing a degree at OCAD University, Toronto.  He has been exhibiting extensively for over a decade and has devoted himself to painting full-time since 2007. Brian Harvey lives and works in Toronto.

    UPCOMING
    Textiles Group Exhibition
    Lizz Aston, Noelle Hamlyn, Pam Lobb, Dorie Millerson, Amanda Parker
    Nov 30, 2011 - Jan 28, 2012

    HOURS
    Tues by appt.
    Wednesday and Saturday 11am - 6pm
    Thursday and Friday 11am - 7pm

    TELEPHONE BOOTH GALLERY
    3148 Dundas Street West - Toronto - Ontario - M6P 2A1
    (The Junction, Dundas at St. John’s Rd.)
    T 647 270 7903 -     www.telephoneboothgallery.ca
    info@telephoneboothgallery.ca

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    Posted on Friday October 7th 2011 at 09:43am. Its tags are listed below.

    Buckets of Colour - An Explosion of Creativity
    Buckets of Colour - An Explosion of Creativity

    Buckets of Colour - An Explosion of Creativity

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