October 28 – 31, 2011
ART TORONTO 2011
Metro Toronto Convention Center
There is so much to see in the 12th Toronto International Art Fair, you need more than a few hours to take it all in
by Phil Anderson
“…If we give an artist an opportunity, new types of debate, inspiration and thinking will often occur when the artist leaves the studio to engage the public sphere…” said Keeler.
Chris Shoust: Communicating with the Mentally Ill
by Phil Anderson
Many of the works are colourful and pleasing to look at, occasionally using layers and mixing up the media at while others are more graphically disturbing. Shoust displays his talent at putting together these graphic images and colour works.
by Phil Anderson
“A couple of things such as the number of artists that take part in the show and the number and variety of works that are exhibited in one room. Once all the artwork in hung it actually starts to look like one big art piece which is the installation itself.”, said Basin
by Phil Anderson
Upon meeting with documentary photographer , Vincenzo Pietropaolo at Toronto‘s De Luca Fine Art/Gallery, on Queen St. West, he explained of how he captured images of the Italian community as a young boy, an immigrant child. The camera allowed him access to another world. As a young man he played pool in a then local pool hall which is now part of a trendier world for visitors to the neighbourhood.
50th TORONTO OUTDOOR ART EXHIBITION
July 8, 9 & 10, 2011
Friday 10:30am-7:30, Saturday 10:30am-7:30, Sunday 10:30am-6:30pm
CITY HALL NATHAN PHILLIPS SQUARE
the artists, the crowd and the fun …
Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
Opening Celebration and reception:
June 24, Friday 8-11pm
Many of the key players Rae Johnson and Herb Tookey, Napoleon Brousseau, Donna Lipchuk, Andy Fabo, Jennifer Dean, Evan Penny, John Scott and many more were present at the grand opening