Salvador Alanis: Blue. Orange. Yellow. Line Scapes and Landscape.
Blue. Orange. Yellow. Line Scapes and Landscape. By Salvador Alanis In a recent interview, Galia Eibenschutz recounts the challenges she faced during her training as an artist. She belongs to an unusual generation of Mexican artists who emerged in the 90s, such as Damián Ortega,…
Galia Eibenschutz: Red. Blue. Orange. Yellow. Line scapes and Landscape.
Image credit: Cuadros de colores. (Colored Squares), 2019, Video, 7 min 14 sec. Image courtesy of the artist. Galia Eibenschutz: Red. Blue. Orange. Yellow. Line scapes and Landscape. July 30 – Sept 26, 2020 Galia Eibenschutz’ practice investigates the process of transformation in nature,…
Brad Isaacs: Beneath the Pond
Image credit: Betty Crocker Spoon, inkjet print, 2019. Courtesy of the artist. Brad Isaacs: Beneath the Pond July 30 – Sept 26, 2020 Beneath the Pond continues an ongoing practice examining simulations of nature and expressions of masculinity. The exhibition includes new photographs, collages,…
Unfold: A documentary film by Ximena Berecochea and Salvador Alanis
Please join us on Sat, February 15, 2020 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM EST at the Innis Town Hall Theatre (2 Sussex Avenue Toronto, ON M5S 1J5) for the premier of “Unfold:” A documentary film by Ximena Berecochea and Salvador Alanis. For free tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/unfold-contemporary-artists-in-mexico-tickets-90033086385 In…
Walk through our current exhibitions led by Muna Cann
Join us on Saturday 1 February at 1:30 PM to share a bite to eat and walk through of the currents exhibitions led by our Education Officer, Muna Cann. Share your thoughts and respond to the works by Sylvia Matas and Chris Foster in a…
Structures for the Expanded Plane By Emma Healey
Structures for the Expanded Plane, 2019, c-print, dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the artist. Chris Foster tells me about his favourite billboard. On a recent vacation, he and his partner, the artist Layne Hinton, were driving from Mexico City to Oaxaca, staring out…
Sylvia, from here By Tyler Bright Hilton
A Reversal of Winds, 2018, bookwork, 6″ x 7″. Image courtesy of the artist. The short-sighted cannot love mountains as the long-sighted do. Nan Shepherd, The Living Mountain I Sylvia Matas and I met in England in 2008…
SYLVIA MATAS: Stop the Clock and Open Every Window
Image courtesy of the artist. SATURDAY JANUARY 18 – SATURDAY MARCH 14, 2020 OPENING: FRIDAY JANUARY 17, 6-8PM Stop the Clock and Open Every Window Sylvia Matas Stop the Clock and Open Every Window brings together Sylvia Matas’ work in drawing, video, and artist’s…