Achromatic: The Importance of Light & Shadow

Step into a world stripped of color, where the power of form, texture, and contrast reign supreme. “Achromatic” is a captivating exploration of the artistic possibilities within a limited palette. Featuring an eclectic mix of paintings, prints, and sculptures from across Canada, this exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists who push the boundaries of black, white, and grayscale.

The exhibition highlights the works of renowned historical artists such as Lorne Bouchard, Ulysse Comtois, Carl Maria Nicolaus Hummel and Picasso alongside Contemporary talents such as Amelia Alcock-White, Thomas Anfield, Michael Hermesh, Attila Richard Lukács, Duncan Regehr, Blake and Boky Hackel-Ward. “Achromatic” delves into the nuances of tone and shade, revealing the depth and emotion that can be conveyed without color. Each piece in this exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the importance of light, shadow, and composition, offering a fresh perspective on the timeless allure of the achromatic scale.

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