Winter Portfolio Series

New work by Jane Derby, Margaret Hughes, Debra Krakow, Keight Maclean, Molly McClung, Teresa Mrozicka, Rob Niezen, Erika Olson, Susan Oomen, Lee Stewart and Vadim Vaskovsky.

Shop Talk with Bernard Clark

The working title for my new series is GRIDWORK. It revolves around the appropriation of public portraits of recognizable individuals.

FUEL for Hibernation

A gift is many things.  It is not always of a physical nature, and a physical offering is not always the real gift.

2018 Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection

Their community is anything but barren, and the prints that southern patrons collect eagerly are proof that it is a colourful, humorous and provocative place….

Enigma Variations: or “The Beauty of Awkwardness”. JT Winik at Studio22

JT probably needs little introduction, but for those who have yet to discover her works, she is an internationally respected Canadian figurative painter with a strong and mysterious narrative running through each piece addressing themes of isolation, introspection and I suspect perhaps adversity or even abuse. She has exhibited in Canada, Holland and Mexico and is represented by galleries from Amsterdam, Kingston, Montreal and Toronto.

Shop Talk with Stefan Duerst

Shop Talk with Stefan will explore his craft and focus on the latest works from his Kommunikation series. The newest works in this series are interactive – further expanding on the idea of communication.

SHOP TALK with JT Winik

“Art making is intuitive and interactive. Bits and pieces attract each other like magnets and, in the end, the marriage of these elements opens a world that is familiar.”

Studio22: A Little Bit of Everything

While there is good representation of work by local artists, Studio 22 also exhibits the work of artists from across Canada, which provides for a deal of diversity in the collection. Indeed, there is a little bit of everything at Studio 22, with work in most media and genres (though not craft), including sculptural work in metal as well as in marble, which one doesn’t often see in local commercial galleries. There is an array of subject matter, from landscapes and figural work to fanciful, abstract and non-representational art — and more, so much more.

Enigma Variations – JT Winik

Thematically, Winik’s new paintings are composed of two main series; Girl(s) in a Corner and Female Circus Performers. The first series depicts young women in party dresses, sitting alone in corners, confronting the viewer face on. The simplicity of the theme allows the artist’s process to focus solely on interacting with mark-making until a figure forms, each with its own personality and attitude. Sometimes these girls appear a bit broken, other times they challenge the viewer, but mostly there’s a bit of both. It is that merging of conflicting senses that keeps the audience intrigued – with strength and vulnerability co-habiting as they so often do in real life. 

AUTUMN ~ Artist Portfolio Series

Seasonal exhibit featuring new works by a grouping of our represented artists.

Summer 2018 ~ Artist Portfolio Series

Every 3 months, a grouping of our regular artists exhibit a selection of brand new works throughout the gallery.

10 New Paintings ~ Susan Oomen

A selection of new oil paintings on the general theme of water – boathouses, canoes and Susan’s newest series of night scenes of light on water. Susan’s work never fails to bring a sense of calm and pause to the viewer.  They are truly lovely pieces to live with.

& Friends

As part of the exhibit Woodrow & Friends: Sharing the Spirit of Generosity, Wallace Edwards has created a collection of 19 animal studies in support of Sandy Pines Animal Wildlife Centre. As the story of Woodrow At Sea compels the contemplation of the meaning of friendship, generosity and the importance of supporting those around us enduring […]

Woodrow & Friends: Sharing the Spirit of Generosity

As the story of ‘Woodrow At Sea’ compels the contemplation of the meaning of friendship, generosity and the importance of supporting those around us enduring hardships, perhaps one of the most special features of the exhibit is the love and compassion the artist exudes for animals, both real and fantastical, and his commitment to animal welfare and advocacy

Art After Dark this Friday 7 to 10 pm

We like to play our music loud during Art After Dark.  It’s loose.  It’s fun.  Visitors should expect to enjoy groovin’ to the tunes while taking in our Contemporary Canadian Art & Artists. FEATURED ART Haunted Graffiti – Paintings by Lee Stewart SPRING Artist Portfolio Series Barry Blunden • Bernard Clark • Rebecca Cowan • […]

HAUNTED GRAFFITI – New paintings by Lee Stewart

Rarely do such varied subjects come together in a studied and cohesive body of work, and yet Stewart manages to lend his signature ability to consume and distill disparate cultural forms, from classic films and art history to folklore and pop culture, and to imbue them with something akin to reverence. 

SPRING 2018: Artist Portfolio Series

Introducing the Artist Portfolio Series. A chance for our customers to have easy access to the newest works of our artists both in the gallery and identified online. Browse, discover, purchase – online or in the gallery.

Disquieting & Divine

10 New Works from Lee Stewart

Downtown Art Gallery Tour

Studio22 is serving up SOUL FOOD. Open this Sunday February 18th from 1 to 4pm.

What is Peace?

“Wallace Edwards’s expressive paintings give the experience of an art gallery in book form, and his sense of play and boundless imagination are guaranteed to ignite creativity and expression.”