« Le groupe de sept artistes dont les tableaux sont ici réunis partagent depuis plusieurs années une vision commune de l'Art au Canada. »

Tom Thomson is often wrongly assumed to have been a member of the Group of Seven. He almost certainly would have been had he not died too soon.

Tom Thomson is often wrongly assumed to have been a member of the Group of Seven. He almost certainly would have been had he not died too soon.

This special presentation of works on paper by the Canadian painter and printmaker Walter J. Phillips (1884– 1963) explores the artist’s artistic response to Ontario’s Lake of the Woods region.

In 2014, Ontario-based painter and printmaker John Hartman (b. 1950) embarked on a project to capture the intimate relationship between more than thirty leading Canadian authors and the places that inspire them.

Brenda Draney’s paintings, with their gestural mark making and wide expanses of canvas, present fragmented narratives that stem from her personal history as a Cree woman, living in northern Alberta.

While women artists of the early twentieth century were known for depicting interior spaces as places of privacy and domestic quietude, Toronto artist Margaux Williamson’s (b. 1976) interiors reveal spaces of creativity, subjectivity, and a kind of anarchic experimentation.

Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment is a major exhibition of Canadian women artists that coincides with, and offers commentary on, the centenary celebration of the Group of Seven.

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Online Painting Studio with Andrew Sookrah Thursdays, September 17 to October 22 3 to 6 pm Level: Open to all skill levels     “The instructor also gives excellent feedback on our work and our progress. I like that he is encouraging and genuinely respects different styles.”  Program Description This [...]