In this solo exhibition, Regehr presents us with his multidisciplinary experience where painting, drawing, and verse come together. The mastery of media invites the viewer deeper into the myths and legends of his journeying subjects.
Escape with us into the introspective dream induced by Duncan Regehr’s newest series. The paintings are derived from epic journeys based in myth and legend, or that convey individuals journeying to destinations in defining moments. The Journey, the viewer is enchanted into an arresting moment of transformation. View the exhibition from March 3th – March 24th, 2022.
Jumping into the New Year, we begin with Michael Hermesh’s new artworks, delivering new acrylic and mixed media critiques of human behavior.
Wade through snowbanks, across the winter wonderland, guided by our Historical and Contemporary artists
The sculptures are a transgression of the classical rules, crossing over into the abstract and ethereal realms of our inner worlds.
This solo exhibition will be on display from November 18 – December 2. To meet the artist and chat about the work, be sure to come visit us on Saturday November 20 between 1-4pm!
To all the members of our community
This is an uncertain time.
Like you, we are concerned about the health and well-being of our friends and families, neighbours and colleagues in regards to the spread of COVID-19. With this in mind and in accordance with government recommendations, we are temporarily closing our gallery store front.
It is our intention to carry out business:
Matt will continue to be available for consultations on sales, appraisals, restoration and framing by appointment. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if we can be of assistance.
For all deliveries please call: Matt (604) 644-4245
We are all finding new ways to express social solidarity. As we are conscious, now more than ever, that global crises require us to think and imagine new ways of being in the world together.
Across the country, galleries and museums are closed, or closing temporarily, but there are still so many other ways we may find ourselves in art. The collective creativity of our online world is astonishing, and artworks of all kinds can be experienced while we are resting and healing during this period. Art is a fundamental part of humanity, carrying within itself the entirety of human history.
Let’s use this moment to find and build new social networks of care, and to remind ourselves of the critical role artists play in our society. Artists help us capture and express life, both the joys and challenges. Therefore, we would like to continue bringing the inspiration straight to you, by regular website updates with art news and virtual exhibits, of old and new pieces that come our way during this self-isolation period. Our intention is to bring some light into your day and create conversation amongst our online community. As always, if you find any piece of interest, we remain available via email and the phone. All purchased art can be shipped.
Our first Virtual Exhibit will be with a GRAND reveal: for the first time in his career, Matt Petley-Jones delves into the world of watercolour painting – vibrantly filled with his recognizable vigor, and unapologetic joie de vivre.
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