Category: Summer Sun

Eunha Kim & Kristen Fahrig at loop

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by Summer Sun

However different are the artworks of Kim and Fahrig, they share the most important thing on Earth: the love of life.

Kathryn Bemrose / A Manner of Speaking

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by Summer Sun

Looking at Bemrose’s canvases is a great pleasure; they are vibrant when studied separately, yet harmonious together.

Imre Hajagos: Cold Brew Horizon at Gallery 1313

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by Julie McNeill

It is a departure from his earlier style as natural and organic forms play an equally important role as urban motifs. The artist contemplates subjects as diverse as the universe’s passage of time all the way to the simple pleasure of the lakeside.

Rebecca Belmore: KWE at Justina M. Barnicke Gallery

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by Mia Guttmann

Art is often times described as a catalyst for change, but creating art with a predisposed agenda can lead to artworks that appears forced or cliché.

Peter G. Ray: Confidential

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De Luca Fine Art / Gallery

by Aurore Mathys

Ray presents a set of appealing and fascinating canvases that show his technical prowess, but that yet asks for a more systematic conceptualization of his work

Instant Stints of Intervals / Opening Reception

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May 13, 2014 / 6 – 8 p.m.

Casa Loma

The photographs reference past moments and evoke emotions from the artist’s personal experiences, reflecting the beauty of a fleeting moment.

Pictures from Paradise

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Photo by Summer Sun

Placing the works outside of the typical exhibition space of a gallery also signals a different type of storytelling, one that responds to, and moves beyond the limited narratives around a Caribbean “paradise.”