Olga Korper Gallery is pleased to present Katherine Curci’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, Before the Light Changes. The labour and intricacies of Curci’s charcoal drawings capture the beauty and mysticism of the Canadian landscape.

A trampoline absorbs force and returns it, sending the body upward only for it to fall and rebound again. In TRAMPOLINE TRAMPOLEEN TRAMPOLIN, the word undergoes a similar movement, appearing correctly, phonetically, and incompletely. Its alternate spellings resemble the variations and errors embedded in online search terms and digital metadata.

Austro-Canadian painter Ernestine Tahedl has been exhibiting in Canada and abroad for over 50 years. Her vibrant abstract canvases draw the viewer into an immersive experience of colour, texture and light. Named for pieces of classical music she listens to while painting, her works are a paradoxical balance of painterly freedom and underlying rhythmic structure. Her work has been has exhibited throughout North America and Europe and is featured in prominent private, public and corporate collections.

Featuring large scale paintings produced by our fabulous contemporary Canadian artists and select works by our celebrated historical artists. Works by Lorena Ziraldo, Mary Pavey, Carlo Amantea, Jessica Levman, Renata Wozniak, James Kirkpatrick, Judy Singer, Mark Crozier, Ghislain Brown-Kossi, Aidan Urquhart and Joseph Drapell.

Spirited by Loss features work from three diverse series.  Each set of works arose from a different aspect of loss. The sculptures, "The Gathering" were conceived and developed while I was questioning the external/internal factors contributing to unexplained health issues I was experiencing at the time.

More info: https://www.slategallery.ca/exhibitions-calendar/

Jennifer Kostuik Gallery presents a selection of works by our Gallery Artists. This Summer exhibition brings together a selection of painting, sculpture, photography and limited edition silkscreen prints, offering a dynamic exploration of abstract and representational forms. These works are strikingly diverse in their approaches, with each artist using distinct materials, techniques and concepts to explore visual storytelling.

Oeno Gallery’s Summer Group Exhibition brings together a richly diverse collection of works by some of our exceptional artists, displayed both inside the gallery and throughout our three-acre sculpture garden.

Scenic Detours, Oeno Gallery’s Summer Group Exhibition, brings together a richly diverse collection of works by some of our exceptional artists, displayed both inside the gallery and throughout our three-acre sculpture garden.

Inspired by the universal spirit of discovery and the allure of the detour or unexpected path, the show features artists working across a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, glass, and mixed media. 

More info: norberghall.com/exhibitions

From Stan – “Our quest for knowledge has a quality of tricksterism that continually moves the goal posts. We aim to identify ourselves as a fixed point in a three-dimensional realm, while possibly existing in many dimensions simultaneously. Between science and shamanism we catch glimpses of clarity that encourage us to continue the quest.”

More info: norberghall.com/exhibitions

More info: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-of-interest--summer-2026

Across the Canadian Arctic, caribou antler has long been valued for its strength, resilience, and beauty. Each year, as caribou naturally shed their antlers across the tundra, Inuit harvest these gifts from the land, transforming a material shaped by the rhythms of nature into works of remarkable artistry. The sculptures in Carved from the Land celebrate this enduring relationship between artist, animal, and place.

This August, Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin is pleased to present INTO THE NIGHT, a group exhibition focused on representations of the night through the lens of photographers Richard Barnes, Barbara Cole, Michael Kenna, and Michael Wolf.

New Digs with New Works celebrates all our gallery artists with an exciting showcase of fresh creations in our new gallery.

Experience new works from a diverse collection of Canadian artists as we open the doors to our new space and begin an exciting new chapter for Wallace Galleries, as we welcome collectors, art lovers, and friends to our new home.

This August, Bau-Xi | Dufferin is excited to share Meditation Robot and the Sailing Ships, the latest solo exhibition by Casey McGlynn. In this body of work, McGlynn continues to transform memory and imagination, where recurring figures become symbols for larger ideas. 

Patchbay presents a multisensory print-project by Doug Tewksbury and Laine Groeneweg. Printing with conductive inks, Tewksbury and Groeneweg’s works on paper are offered as interactive surfaces to generate sound through touch. Named after the hardware hub used to connect audio outputs with the printed works on display, Tewksbury and Groeneweg’s project exemplifies the exciting potential in creative collaboration to transcend traditional media boundaries and imagine new ways of connection through artistic experience.

Our Summer Salon celebrates the breadth and diversity of the Dianna Witte Gallery roster, bringing together a dynamic mix of painting, photography, and works on paper. Throughout the season, the exhibition will continue to evolve as new works arrive and others find new homes, ensuring that each visit offers something different.

Within these environments, I construct hybrid figures that merge animal and human forms. Through these figures and landscapes, I examine the cycle of life and death, the passage of time, the mystery of the universe, and the quiet confusion of the human condition. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel, I build upon their tradition of allegory and didacticism through my engagement with surrealism, using it as a portal into the subconscious and the architecture of dreams.

Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present The Great Lakes, a group exhibition of work by artists Michael Belmore, Robert Burley, Bonnie Devine, and Shelley Niro, curated by Penelope Smart, Curator, Thunder Bay Art Gallery.

Conceived as a symbolic kaleidoscopic palette of the artist’s vision, the exhibition brings together multiple media — woodcuts, collage, sculpture, and watercolor compositions — revealing both the coherence of Matsubara’s artistic thinking and her unmistakable visual language.

This exhibition of ink drawings from 2004-2015 represent a pivitol moment in Ashoona's career and contemporary Inuit art. Through this decade Shuvinai Ashoona's now iconic visual language was being developed into what is now internationally celebrated in exhibitions such as the Venice Bienalle (2022). In this collection we see a shift from documenting place and people to fully articulating her unique perspective.