{"id":15826,"date":"2012-10-25T20:14:23","date_gmt":"2012-10-26T00:14:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.artoronto.ca\/?p=15826"},"modified":"2012-11-08T09:26:03","modified_gmt":"2012-11-08T14:26:03","slug":"speakeasy-fall-art-fair","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/artoronto.ca\/?p=15826","title":{"rendered":"SpeakEasy Fall Art Fair"},"content":{"rendered":"

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November 1 – 7, 2012<\/strong>
\nOpening Reception: Thursday, November 1, 7 – 10 p.m.
\nTHE GLADSTONE HOTEL<\/strong>
\n1214 Queen West.
\nToronto, ON, M6J 1J6
\nT: 416.533.1374
\nE: david@blttogo.com
\nwww.SpeakEasyTO.com
\nHours: 12 \u2013 5 p.m. daily<\/p>\n

SpeakEasy presents their annual Fall Art Fair<\/p>\n

A night out for creative types at the Gladstone Hotel<\/p>\n

SpeakEasy is pleased to announce it\u2019s Fall Art Fair, a weeklong juried exhibition featuring 29 local artists from a variety of creative backgrounds. The popular biannual event will take place at Toronto\u2019s historic Gladstone Hotel from November 1 to 7, with an opening reception on Thursday, November 1.<\/p>\n

After hosting one night art shows for 15 years, SpeakEasy has transformed into two annual weeklong-juried exhibitions open to established and emerging artists from all disciplines. The new extended exhibition hours allow more visitors to see the show, giving artists greater exposure.<\/p>\n

Established in 1996 by award-winning contemporary encaustic painter David Brown, SpeakEasy has made a dramatic impact on the local creative community by creating an environment where artists from all disciplines can come together to share ideas, inspiration and innovation. With interest growing year after year, SpeakEasy continues to introduce emerging artists into the Toronto art scene.<\/p>\n

The 2012 Fall Art Fair<\/strong> received submissions from 50 artists, 29 of whom were selected based on their creativity and innovation, excellence of execution, originality and technical skill, and fine craftsmanship. Disciplines include photography, printmaking, painting, fiber art, and mixed media art.<\/p>\n

Thrilled with the huge number of submissions, founder David Brown<\/em> expressed the following: \u201cI am always surprised by the diverse talent in our city. There are so many creative and gifted artists here. I am always blown away by the submissions, how different they are from each other and by all the original ideas out there.”<\/p>\n

Participating artists:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mike Ashmore<\/a>, Painting and Illustration, Edward Bahoric, Acrylic Painting Nils Blondon<\/a>, Photography Paul Brandejs<\/a>, Abstract artist who works with acrylic and photography, David Brown<\/a>, Abstract Encaustic Painting, Antonio Camgemi, Figurative Painting, Blayne Collins, Fiber Based Installation Artist, Mary-Jo Carter Dodd<\/a>, Photobased artist with 3D effects on the canvas Molly Crealock<\/a>, Photography, Jos\u00e9e Duranleau<\/a>, Mixed Media Collage, collages Helder Faria<\/a>, Acrylic Painting, Micaela Gonz\u00e1lez, Acrylic Painting David Harcombe<\/a>, Photography, John Ide, Drawings Tanya Klochkov<\/a>, Mixed Media Painting<\/td>\nIain Macdonald, Painting Valerie Marchand<\/a>, Mixed Media, Alfred Ng, Hand<\/a> Cut Paper Sculptures and Drawings, Nancy Oakes<\/a>, Drawing, Kamelia Pezeshki<\/a>, Photography, Bill Philipovich Abstract<\/a> Acrylic Painting, Rhiana Sneyd<\/a>, Glorified Streetscapes Painted in Oil, Ben Stansfield<\/a>, oil on panel Karen Taylor<\/a>, Abstract Acrylic Painting, Mitchell Toker, Collage on canvases & found objects, Virginia Lee<\/a>, Acrylic on Canvas, Nava Waxman<\/a>, Ink and water-colour on paper, Benjamin Wieler<\/a>, thread embroidery on paper, Pawel Zablocki<\/a>, intaglio Printmaking<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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November 1 – 7, 2012<\/strong>
\nOpening: Thursday, November 1, 7-10 pm<\/p>\n

THE GLADSTONE HOTEL<\/strong><\/p>\n

a weeklong juried exhibition featuring 29 local artists from a variety of creative backgrounds<\/p>\n

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