Claude Tousignant, at 92, no longer paints but was keen to curate this exhibition, selecting work from his seven decades career.

Abbozzo partners with Tacit for an exhibition that foregrounds women artists whose practices engage critically with form, material, and the pressures of cultural expectation.

Painting and all of its pleasures is the focus of our current exhibition.  Proclaimed “dead” multiple times over the past 150 years, we celebrate the materiality of paint and its lasting impact.

An exhibition of works by Moridja Kitenge Banza, Emmanuel Osahor, Moses Salihou, Marie‑José Gustave, and Michaëlle Sergile originally presented at the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris, France in June 2025. 

Ins & Outs is a conversation exploring how galleries function and evolve across physical and digital spaces. The panel is moderated by Quincy Shaw, with Blake Zigrossi and Nuria Madrenas.

On view from January 17 to February 14, 2026.

Oeno Gallery invites you to Making Luck: Methods and Materials, an exhibition that celebrates a distinctive group of fine contemporary artists who work in an extraordinary range of media.

Shawn O’Keefe and Collin Elder showcase their individual styles and unique voices when depicting the Canadian landscape in this collection of new paintings.

Final day to view the exhibition of works by Kananginak Pootoogook and son Johnny Pootogook.

Tony Urquhart was recognized in the late 50’s and early 60’s as one of Canada’s early abstractionists. He is associated with the Toronto painters of the Isaacs Gallery as well as the Heart of London group that included Greg Curnoe, Jack Chambers, and Murray Favro.

Newzones Gallery is pleased to present Trees in the Field, a solo exhibition of new work by Canadian contemporary painter Peter Hoffer.

Burst represents an exciting milestone in Chapman’s already acclaimed practice, as she debuts her most powerful and liberated body of work to date in her inaugural exhibition with the Gallery.

Of Time is Barbara Brown's latest photographic series, taking plant material at different points throughout the growing season and bringing multiple phases of growth into a single image.

As deep winter settles into the Rockies, Altitude brings together Canadian artists in a group exhibition that reflects on the intensity, stillness, and mystery of life at elevation.

Morin’s canvases unfold between healing rites, conspiratorial fables, and a thin veil of spirituality, tracing a world stretched taut, where the soul reaches for calm even at the expense of reality. 

“Glass is a magical medium that has the ability to capture light. Working with hot glass is like a dance, a beautiful fluid motion with heat and material.” -Susan Rankin

Final day to view the exhibitions.

Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to announce our representation of Joan Lyons (American, b. 1937, Brooklyn, NY) with a solo exhibition featuring examples of work made over six decades.

Bau-Xi Vancouver is thrilled to open 2026 with The Invisible Pull, the new solo exhibition of serene coastal imagery by Canadian mixed media artist Steven Nederveen.

An exhibition of works by Moridja Kitenge Banza, Emmanuel Osahor, Moses Salihou, Marie‑José Gustave, and Michaëlle Sergile originally presented at the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris, France in June 2025. 

In Luminance, Rhys Douglas Farrell invites viewers into a radiant world where light becomes rhythm, color becomes experience, and perception itself begins to shimmer and shift.

Works included by: Brent Laycock, Le Shi, Phil Darrah, Elzbieta Krawecka, Diana Zasadny, Le Shi, Bruce Head, Camrose Ducote, Toni Onley, Steve Mennie, and more.

In a place swallowed whole by categorizations, Carson’s work reminds me that it’s not again that it’s not even real. We are all star dust, remember?

Final day to view the exhibition. Pictured is Sedna, a serpentine sculpture by Nuveeya Ipeelie.

Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin is pleased to present a curated collection of exhibiting artists for the year ahead - featuring works by Darlene Cole, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Joseph Plaskett, and Janna Watson, among others.

2026 begins with a group exhibition showcasing paintings in oil, acrylic, and watercolour by a selection of our gallery artists.