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
July 20-31, 2011
Opening: Thursday July 21, 7-10pm
Main Gallery: THE SPACE BETWEEN
Process Gallery: DRAPED NUDE photographs by Bill Filiou
Cell Gallery: Group exhibition -Works by Members of Gallery 1313
Window Box Gallery: Come Play with Us, Danny.Tapestry by Brette Gabel
June 25 – Augustus 31, 2011
CHRISTOPHER CUTTS GALLERY
An exhibition in conjunction with THIS IS PARADISE, Mocca, 2011
Burton’s works share an anomalous position in my mind as not quite ‘Pop Art’ yet vital in their Dadaistic ‘clawing back’ meaning from the excesses of Abstract Expressionist theory.
ISTVAN KANTOR: ANTIX
July 23, Saturday 2 – 6 pm
ANTIX – Centre for Art Crime and Neoism
ANTIX is Istvan Kantor’s storage space and summer gallery, archive of Kantor’s life and crimes, a meeting place for secret conversations, future projects, conspiracy plans, also amazing deals on bloody canvases and many other beautiful Neoist Monty Cantsin artifacts! Come with a bottle of water or a beer or two, bring your friends, look around, sit down, have a great afternoon… while the Rentagon is out on vacation, we R right into revolution!
Opening and launching dArt burger
Thursday July 7, 6 -10pm
DE LUCA FINE ART/GALLERY
…Steve Rockwell links reading and eating, delivering a readers and eaters digest, if you will.
by Ashley Johnson
A sign of cultural maturity in developed societies is the wholehearted support and celebration of its artists. Their contribution is recognized as ‘cultural capital’, to be nurtured and exported, whether as art objects or social ideas. Value is attached and upheld by institutions that generate knowledge and shows about that product.
July 20 – July 31, 2011
Opening reception (by invitation):Friday, July 22, 6 – 9pm; Closing party (by invitation):Thursday, July 28, 6-9pm
Propeller Centre for Visual Arts
Last year, the Toronto Complaints Choir collected a lots of grievances. Our pop-up studio, working in real-time in Propeller, will design solutions in response to the complaints.
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.
July 21 – September 17, 2011
STEPHEN BULGER GALLERY
The gallery is pleased to present its second exhibition by the acclaimed photographer George S. Zimbel, which concentrates on his wonderful depictions of childhood taken over a period of seven decades.
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 …
July 12 – 31, 2011
Opening: July 14, 7 – 9 pm
HANG MAN GALLERY
This exhibition is exploring Robin Laws Field “true love” Fibre art, that aims to spread the awakening of spiritual pleasures.
THIS IS PARADISE / Place as state of mind:The Cameron Public House and 1980s Toronto
June 25 – August 21
