by Simon Termine
This interview took place on the occasion of Erin Loree’s first solo show at Angell Gallery, titled Midnight Bloom.
Interview with Erin Loree
Category: PROFILES
Interview with Pari Nadimi
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
we don’t follow the market, the market follows us. There is no doubt, this is much more challenging for a gallery but I like the challenge — so do the artists we represent
Interview with Stella Cade
by Madeleine Till
I was being as honest with a portrait of someone else as with my own self-portraits. Maintaining the vulnerability in the piece. Those specific insecurities are important because that’s how I look at art, at myself, and at the world.
Karine Giboulo: HYPERland
by Brinae Bain
Giboulo accomplishes a great deal with her vibrant and comical figures. Her work presents the viewer with entertaining, thoughtprovoking situations that reflect on, what have become, society’s standards.
Conversation with Nicholas di Genova
by Ella Gorevalov
Speaking with Nicholas di Genova was an amazing opportunity; our untethered conversation let me inside the mind of a rising local artist.
Interview with Jamie Angell
by Amy Luo
I’m excited too see artists work with something new. Is it viable? Well, if I believe in something, I’ll make it work.
Interview with Stephen Bulger
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
The most important thing is to be committed to what you show. Galleries that are interesting are the ones that have a personality. I think the personality of the gallery should reflect the owner—the one person making all the decisions, like selecting the artists and artwork.
Zev Farber: Errata (18 to 34)
by Leanne Simaan
Although Farber’s trilogy of works may seem morbid and pessimistic, he vulnerably offers his audience the opportunity to appreciate and relate to his growth as a human being and as an artist
Istvan Kantor’s Fame & Fortune
Go there before the month is up, experience the art and artifacts, talk to the artists and take advantage of this opportunity to speak with a living artist who has made a huge impact on performance art not only in Canada, but on the world.
Interview with Phil Anderson Executive Director of Gallery 1313
by Veronica Scarpati
Of course, part of our mandate is that we serve as a community art gallery, and we have really become a local cultural hub over the years, taking on local projects and doing outreach projects with youth from the Parkdale area.
Daniel Hutchinson: Paintings for Electric Light
by Shellie Zhang
Due to the use of high-gloss paint which allows for immense depth and movement, Hutchinson’s works immerses the viewer in a heavenly neon glow.
Interview with Bonnie Rubenstein, Artistic Director of Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
by Amy Luo
It’s difficult to define the most exciting aspect of a large event that includes so many different artists and exhibitions. The festival is the sum of its parts and we work year-round to create a dialogue between presentations throughout the community