Mini Exhibit – Bruno Capolongo – CANADIAN SUBLIME
The paintings seen here represent my growing attention to landscapes, with nearly all subjects being only minutes away from my west Niagara studio.
FALL 2019: Artist Portfolio Series
The Concert Series
Rapin’s work highlights the harmonious intersection of two art forms and encourages the
viewer to explore and celebrate the aesthetics and powerful psychology of music.
The House the Spirit Builds
The House the Spirit Builds reminds us that joy and inspiration can be found in the smallest
of things and that it is in our quest for a sense of belonging that we are united. The poems and
photographs seen together are an invitation to expand our sense of wonder and our sense that all
things are connected.
TAVVAUNA / Here It Is: Drawings from Cape Dorset
The title Tavvauna (Here it is translated from Inuktut into English) suggests the immediacy of the images and the connection between artist and subject. Each of the 4 artists has a different approach to drawing, but all of them share a sense of contentment and wonder in their relationship with their subjects.
PERSISTENT
Persistent explores women living their lives, pushing past adversity and trying times to achieve their goals during an era when women were seen first as their gender, and second as people.
Shop Talk with Keight MacLean
ShopTalk with artist Keight MacLean will explore the background and inspiration for her latest exhibit, 'PERSISTENT', focused on historical female portraits with a modern, contemporary twist.
SUMMER 2019: Artist Portfolio Series
New Night Hours
Art After Dark – This FRIDAY!
Don't miss the Spring downtown art gallery tour. 7 to 10 pm Friday May 24th.
Shop Talk with Neli Nenkova
ShopTalk with Neli Nenkova will explore the background and inspiration for her latest exhibit, Jazz- Tears and Smiles, a series of bold new paintings of some of the greatest Jazz musicians of all time.
JAZZ – Poster Art Series
The posters are designed by Hersh Jacob and produced by Studio22’s Idea Manufactory. Each poster is 3 feet by 2 feet in size and digitally printed on medium weight paper. They are light enough to be pinned to a wall and fine enough to be plaque mounted or framed.
