by Simon Termine
Whereas the first show focused on representational, surrealistic, and naturalistic styles, here the art embodies abstraction, emphasizing the technique, process, and medium over subject matter and imagery.
by Simon Termine
FORECAST I is an enriching assemblage of talent upcoming to the Toronto local art scene. Project Gallery has had a keen eye for promising artists, and this show is certainly no exception.
by Simon Termine
This interview took place on the occasion of Erin Loree’s first solo show at Angell Gallery, titled Midnight Bloom.
by Simon Termine
The title of the exhibition, Weltverbesserungssyndrom, a “kind of narcissistic personality disorder” that is often paired with the extravagance of the rich – beautifully depicted in this show by Dorian Fitzgerald.
September 26 – 27, 2015
by Simon Termine, Phil Anderson, Sunny Kim
It is a comfortable and welcoming opportunity to develop new interests and share opinions, open to both the new and the seasoned enthusiasts.
by Simon Termine
Both Heffernan and Stanford works are giving the viewer a degree of interpretation in visualizing their own surreal world.
by Simon Termine
What was once free and unbound, pleasant and tactile, is now restrained within a languid prison of ambiguity with only faint remnants of what it once was.
by Simon Termine
Through this composite technique, they were able to skillfully create a scene that no one could even conceive, subsequently becoming one of the most iconic images of that period.
by Simon Termine
There were scenes of smiling and playing children, women enjoying their gardens, and men in suits in professional poses – an enduring moment of dignity and joy, even though for many it would sadly be one of their last.
by Simon Termine
Fish’s exhibition explores the mechanical devices and processes behind a water-waste management plant, focusing on its aesthetic quality. Holt’s paintings appear as an album of select personal experiences in nature.
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
May 2015 / Toronto
With so much choice, with well over 1500 photographers exhibiting throughout the Greater Toronto Area, it isn’t easy picking exhibits to see
by Simon Termine
What becomes increasingly evident throughout Coupland’s works is his injection of personal perspectives, criticisms and obsessions, rather than adhere to more common arguments.
