Amber Smith-Quail: Nawemaa / To be related by Georgia Gardner The exhibition is an effort to get viewers to see and appreciate the beauty and elegance of Indigenous art and culture, Read more →
Walking Nuit Blanche 2022 by Phil Anderson, Georgia Gardner & Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris it was all fun, an enjoyable walk around and as a collective experience sharing knowledge through the power of art: it worked Read more →
Pegah Shah at Gallery 1313 by Georgia Gardner In her depiction of birds, she connects people by sharing anxieties and hopes for freedom. Read more →
I am land that speaks by Georgia Gardner This exhibition focuses on the autonomy of the land and voices the urgency of our accountability. The land remembers and it speaks thoughtfully. Read more →
Jacqueline Treloar at Gallery 1313 by Georgia Gardner Her paintings are set in two places she has lived extensively in – Toronto, Canada and Palermo, Sicily. Read more →
Fiona Freemark at Dianna Witte Gallery by Georgia Gardner Sunset Watch is a study of the passage of time and the nostalgia of change in one’s own neighborhood. Read more →
The Toronto Biennial of Art at Arsenal by Georgia Gardner Ultimately, the works present an arsenal of shared experience — which stems from a return, and exploration of nature. Read more →
I am land that remembers by Georgia Gardner I am land that remembers showcases the reclamation of culture and empowerment. Read more →
ArtworxTO by Georgia Gardner ARTWORXTO provides opportunities for artists and the public to engage with themes and ideas that matter to Torontonians. Read more →
K8N Collective at Gallery 1313 by Georgia Gardner K8N Collective has a powerful-shared vision by projecting the idea that minimalism can also be maximal, expansive, layered and fancifully complicated. Read more →
Mike Smalley at Helio Gallery by Georgia Gardner These new works present sweeping landscapes, seascapes and mountain scenes, paving the way for elements of the natural world to personify emotions. Read more →
Gallery Weekend at Corkin Gallery by Georgia Gardner Christian Butterfield’s Green Light portrays an evolution of an early career artist, revealing an exploration of human relationships through mass media, popular culture, and a fascination with the human body Read more →