Showing posts with label art exhibit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art exhibit. Show all posts

Thursday, February 06, 2020

Miniatures Art Exhibition

Poster: Third Annual Miniatures Art Exhibition, February 7-27, 2020
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada presents

Third Annual Miniatures Art Exhibition

The group exhibit is open from February 7 to February 27, 2020

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada

Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Opening Reception: Friday, February 7, 7:30 pm

Art Exhibit featuring mini canvas art works of 22 artists:


Gallery Hours:
Thursday: 3pm - 6pm
Friday: 3pm - 6pm
Saturday: 12pm - 4pm

By appointment: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Please, read more:
facebook: Public group: Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
facebook: Posts about The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada Art Gallery

Friday, July 05, 2019

Toronto Contemporary Art Show: Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context

Toronto Art Exhibit: Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context
Poster: Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context
July 6-15, 2019, Gallery 2381 Dundas Street West, Toronto
Credit: facebook.com: @rippedoutbeauty

Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context
Toronto based multidisciplinary contemporary art exhibition

Hosted by visual artists: David Grif & Arseny Martynov
Sound by sound artists: VladisLove & Ivan Karaulov

Exhibition is open from July 6 to July 15, 2019

Venue: Gallery SHA


Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)


Grand Opening: Saturday, July 6th

Gallery Hours: 12pm - 12am

“Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context” is a contemporary art exhibition, showcasing the work of Russian Toronto Based urban artists David Grif & Arseny Martynov.
Plus DJ live set by VladisLove and Ivan Karaulov

Immerse yourself into the heart of Toronto city life.

More info:  residentadvisor: event: Toronto Contemporary Art Exhibition: Beauty Ripped out of Generic Context

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Friday, June 07, 2019

Landscape as the Inspiration Art Exhibition at Gallery SHA

Art Exhibition Landscape As the Inspiration at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy in Toronto, poster
Poster: Art Exhibition Landscape as the Inspiration
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
Credit: Poster design by Dana Sedlak
Image: Acrylic on Masonite "The Morning" by Standa Sedlak
 

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy presents
Art Exhibition
Izložba slika

The Landscape as the Inspiration
Pejzaži Kao Inspiracija


Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Exhibition is open from June 7 to June 20, 2019
Opening Reception: Friday, June 7, 7:30 pm

Gallery Hours:
Open: Wednesday - Saturday
Time: 4pm - 8pm
Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

SLATE Art Gallery Guide: Art Exibit: Landscape As the Inspiration, June 7-20, 2019 at SHAGallery
Image: SLATE Art Gallery Guide: SHA Gallery
Landscape As the Inspiration, June 7-20, 2019
Credit: slateartguide.com: Apr-May: SHAGallery

The Art Exhibition featuring landscape artworks by 16 artists:

Capture: novine.ca: Razno: kalendar Izložba slika - Pejzaži Kao Inspiracija Galeria SNA
Capture: novine.ca: Razno: kalendar
Izložba slika - Pejzaži Kao Inspiracija
Galeria SNA - 2381 Dundas Str. W., Toronto

Please, read more:
facebook: Public group: Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
facebook: Posts about The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada Art Gallery


Friday, May 24, 2019

Art Exhibition: Camera Obscura Serbica

Camera Obscura Serbica at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada, photo by @artjunctionto
Photo: Camera Obscura Serbica, May 3-30, 2019
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
2381 Dundas Street West, Toronto ON M6P 1X2
Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada presents
Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival

Camera Obscura Serbica
Kolektivna izložba fotografija

Exhibition is open from May 3 to May 30, 2019

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada

Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Opening Reception: Friday, May 3, 7 pm

SLATE Art Gallery Guide: SHA Gallery  Camera Obscura Serbica
Image: SLATE Art Gallery Guide: SHA Gallery
Camera Obscura Serbica, May 3-30, 2019


Camera Obscura Serbica exhibit featuring art works of 12 artists:

Gallery Hours:
Open: Wednesday - Saturday
Time: 4pm - 8pm
Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Please, read more:
facebook: Public group: Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
facebook: Posts about The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada Art Gallery


Friday, March 01, 2019

5 Artists' Choice Exhibition at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy

SHA Gallery Group Exhibition 5 Artists' Choice by @ArtJunctionTO
Image by @ArtJunctionTO: SHA Gallery Group Exhibition 5 Artists' Choice

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada presents
Group ART Exhibition Artists: Art Exhibition

5 Artists' Choice

The group exhibit is open from March 1 to March 20, 2019

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada

Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Opening Reception: Friday, March 1, 7:30 pm

Featuring artists:
Gallery Hours:
Open: Wednesday - Saturday
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Friday, February 01, 2019

4x4 Small Works Art at Gallery SHA

Poster: First Annual Miniatures Art Exhibition, February 1-14, 2019
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada presents
First Annual Miniatures Art Exhibition

4 x 4  SMALL WORKS

The group exhibit is open from February 1 to February 14, 2019

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada

Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Opening Reception: Friday, February 1, 7:30 pm

Art Exhibit featuring mini canvas art works of 17 artists:

Gallery Hours:
Open: Wednesday - Saturday
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Four by Four Art 4x4 Small Works by ArtJunctionTO
Image by @ArtJunctionTO: 4x4 Small Works Four by Four Art

Friday, December 07, 2018

Great December Art Exhibition: Find the Perfect Gift at The Serbian Heritage Academy

 Great December Exhibition, December 7-28, 2018 at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Poster: Great December Exhibition, December 7-28, 2018
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy presents

Great December Exhibition

Exhibition is open from December 7 to December 28, 2018

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada

Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Opening Reception: Friday, December 7, 7:30pm

Great December Exhibition, December 7-28, 2018 Grand Opening at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Photo: Great December Exhibition, December 7-28, 2018
Grand Opening December 7, 2018 7:30pm
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2


Art Exhibit featuring art works of 22 artists:


Gallery Hours:
Wednesday - Friday
Time: 4:30pm - 6pm
Saturday, Sunday
Time: 12pm - 6pm
Monday, Tuesday - Closed

Find the Perfect Gift at The Serbian Heritage Academy Gallery's Great December Art Exhibition

Screenshot facebook: Tatjana Crnjanski added 12 new photos — with Ljiljana Dosljak and 4 others 
at The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada.
December 7 at 9:43 PM · Toronto ·
Дивна изложба ...

Friday, May 25, 2018

Born Believers: Photo Exhibition: SHA Gallery: June 1-9

Born Believers: Photo Exhibition: Serbian Heritage Academy Gallery, poster
Photo Exhibition: Born Believers: Siberia. People. Traditions.
The Serbian Heritage Academy Gallery, June 1 – June 9, 2018
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy presents
Photo Exhibition

Born Believers: Siberia. People. Traditions.

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Exhibition is open from June 1 to June 9, 2018

Gallery is open: 4pm - 7pm

Opening Reception: Friday, June 1, 7pm - 9pm
Artist Talk: Saturday, June 9, 5pm-6pm

Curated by Vladimir Stjepanovic

Born Believers: Old Believers in Buryatia

Natalia went to the International Festival of Old Believers "The Avvakum's Path" in Buryatia as a guest from Canada.

All photographs were taken by a long-gone HP digital camera and they are not an artistic statement but an attempt to show an ordinary and still exotic in everyday life of Southern Siberia.

The Republic of Buryatia has a big population of descendants of the Old Believers who moved there in XVIII century seeking religious freedom. Another name of this people — Semeyskie or Family People — was given because they moved to Siberia with their big families.

The Semeyskie still practised ancient Orthodox rituals and perpetuate everyday activities. They are also characterized by their traditional dress, handicrafts, dwellings, paintings, ornaments and food as well as their music. Also noteworthy are their polyphonic choirs, which perform traditional songs at family celebrations and popular festivals.

Many visitors come to Buryatia only for the tour to the Old Believers, to see their way of life, as if leapt from the pages of a history book. The old schism is waned but the culture still lives.

See you at the gallery.


Friday, April 20, 2018

CONTACT Photography in the Junction: Venues + Exhibitions

Photography Festival CONTACT 2018 in Junction, illustration map
Photography Festival CONTACT 2018 in the West Toronto Junction Neighbourhood
Illustration of the CONTACT in Junction Map
Credit: http://scotiabankcontactphoto.com

Each May, The Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival provides a month-long celebration of the art and profession of photography in Toronto. Year 2018 is another year of Photography in the Junction - part of CONTACT Photography Festival.

CONTACT 2018 Photography in the Junction: 
Exhibitions + Venues

1. Zalucky Contemporary
3044 Dundas St. West

Featured Exhibition: Day for Night
Sam Cotter
April 28–June 2

Reception
Saturday, April 28, 4pm–6pm

2. UB Social Cafe & General Store
3015 Dundas St. West

Open Exhibition: Visionary Mammals
Astara, Kalista, Moana, Arthur, Giovanni, Myles, Henry, Kaiya, Raz, Theo B., Theo P., Cassidy, Xavier, Roberto, Mathus, Monty, Jude
May 1–31

3. ARTiculations | Earl Selkirk Gallery
2928 Dundas St. West

Open Exhibition: The Trees Amongst Us
Nicola Woods
May 3–27

Reception
Saturday, May 5, 4pm–7pm
Artist Talk + presentation by LEAF
Sunday, May 27, 2pm

4. Latitude 44 Framing & Decor
2900 Dundas St. West

Open Exhibition: Triumvirate Observations
Brian Anderson, Michael Lindon, Delfina Mehes
May 1–31

Reception
Saturday, May 5, 7pm–10pm

5. NODO Restaurant
2885 Dundas St. West

Open Exhibition: C41: The Road So Far
Victor Torok
May 1–31

6. Billboards at Dundas St W and Glenlake Ave

Public Installation: United in Love
Kent Monkman in collaboration with Chris Chapman
April 30–June 3

More Info: https://scotiabankcontactphoto.com/

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

Gallery SHA: Landscape As an Inspiration Art Exhibition, April 20 to 29

Poster: Art Exhibition Landscape As an Inspiration
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy presents
Art Exhibition

Landscape As an Inspiration

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Exhibition is open from April 20 to 29, 2018
Gallery is open: 4 pm - 8 pm


A group painting exhibition showcasing the works of 10 artists:


More info: 

SHA: Serbian Heritage Academy Of Canada

Saturday, March 03, 2018

Art Exhibition Short Tales in Colour by Ozrenko Mrkic

"Short Tales in Color" Art Exhibition by Ozrenko Mrkic, March 2-18, 2018, Serbian Heritage Academy, Toronto
Poster: Art Exhibition of New works by Ozrenko Mrkic
"Short Tales in Colour", March 2-18, 2018
at Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy
2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2

Gallery of Serbian Heritage Academy presents
Art Exhibition of new works by Ozrenko Mrkic

Short Tales in Colour

Venue: Art Gallery of The Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada
Address: 2381 Dundas Street W., Toronto ON M6P 1X2
(One block north of Dundas subway station)

Exhibition is open from March 2 to March 18, 2018

Gallery is open: Tuesday - Sunday
Time: 12am - 7pm

The artist will be present in gallery every day
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 3, 7pm-10pm

More info: 
Short Tales in Color

About Artist: Ozrenko Mrkic

Art Salon 2013: Ozrenko Mrkic
Credit: artisticway.ca: ArtSalon 2013
My work is personal; each piece represents an individual thought and experience I have drawn from my own sense of spirituality and culture. It is a subconscious journey between my body, my soul and surrounding energy.

My approach can be understood by the old adage: “Paint from nature, but do not paint nature as it is.” This is essentially what I try to do. If I were to make myself strictly paint from reality I would be undermining my own sense of reason with every move I make.

To me, paintings clothe the processes of the human soul in a plastic form and function to enrich our lives. Unlike science, art requires one to explore new territory often without any controls in place. I enjoy the fact that art is not definitive and offers such a broad field to make bold statements.

FOR DREAMS IS THE MOST DIFFICULT - THEY ALWAYS  HAVE TO  STAY AWAKE
Links:
SHA Art Gallery
Part of Ozrenkov's works can be viewed on artist's website: Fine Art by Ozrenko
novine.ca: Novine Toronto: Intervju sa povodom
OZRENKO MRKIĆ - SLIKAR. "Slikarstvo je opsesija - čarobno stanje koje čoveka dovodi u stanje da zaboravi na stvarnost i svijet oko sebe" (O.M.)
by Ivana Đorđević
28. Februar 2018.

novine.ca: Newspapers Toronto: Interview with the occasion (Google Translation)
OZRENKO MRKIĆ - SLIKAR. "Painting is an obsession - a magical state that makes man forget about reality and the world around him" (O.M.)
by Ivana Djordjevic
February 28, 2018
novine.ca: Ozrenko Mrkic Izlozba

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Art Toronto's West-End Gallery Hop: Zalucky Contemporary: October 27

Zalucky Contemporary is participating in Art Toronto's West-End Gallery Hop
Friday, October 27, 2017, 6:00 - 10:00PM
Image: Opening night preview for Lee Henderson's "And the voices came from nowhere" at Zalucky Contemporary.
Friday Night West-End Gallery Hop
organized by Art Toronto

DATE: Friday, October 27, 2017
TIME: 6:00 - 10:00PM
LOCATION: 13 West-end Galleries
ACCESS: Free event open to the public.

One of the highlights of his year Art Toronto International Fair is the Friday Night West-End Gallery Hop. Starting at 6:00 PM on October 27th, you are invited to hop across thirteen of the top contemporary galleries in Toronto's west-end. These galleries will be welcoming art enthusiasts for a night of refreshments and incredible art!
 
Zalucky Contemporary is an art gallery located in the Historic Junction neghbourhood will be participating in the Art Toronto's "West-End Gallery Hop". The exhibiting artist Lee Henderson will be present at the gallery, showcasing his new work “And the voices came from nowhere”, and refreshments will be served.

Art Toronto's West-End Gallery Hop Map
Zalucky Contemporary is #13 on the map.

Art Toronto's West-End Gallery Hop Map, Friday, October 27, 2017
Map: Art Toronto's West-End Gallery Hop
Credit: ArtToronto.ca: events: West-End Gallery Hop

Participating Galleries:
1. Angell Gallery
2. Christopher Cutts Gallery
3. Clint Roenisch
4. Daniel Faria Gallery
5. Division Gallery
6. Erin Stump Projects
7. Gallery TPW
8. MULHERIN
9. MKG127
10. Olga Korper Gallery
11. Scrap Metal
12. Stephen Bulger Gallery
13. Zalucky Contemporary

Zalucky Contemporary at Art Toronto 2017 Exhibiting Artists
Zalucky Contemporary 2017 Exhibiting Artists
Screen capture from Art Toronto website 2017-10-25
Image: Lee Henderson: To Conjure from Vapour (“The Memory of a Beesting on Your Lips”), 2017

Art Toronto
Canada's leading international fair for modern and contemporary art runs from October 27th - 30th at the Metro Convention Centre.
Zalucky Contemporary will be at Booth V02 in the Verge section.

Zalucky Contemporary
Open: Wednesday to Saturday: 11am - 6pm or by appointment
The gallery is located at 3044 Dundas St. W, in the Junction and just west of High Park Avenue.
phone: 647-352-3331
web: www.zaluckycontemporary.com
email: info@zaluckycontemporary.com

Find more information  about contemporary art galleries in the Toronto's West End including the Junction area: The Arts Junction: Toronto West Contemporary Art Galleries Map

Thursday, March 09, 2017

Artist Talk at Zalucky Contemporary:
March 11 at 2 pm

Zalucky Contemporary: Lili Huston-Herterich: We of the Middling Sort

Artist Talk: Lili Huston-Herterich
in conversation with Erin Alexa Freedman

When: Saturday, March 11, 2017 @ 2 pm
Address: 3044 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3


On the occasion of her solo exhibition We of the Middling Sort, Lili Huston-Herterich will speak with independent curator, writer and textile historian Erin Alexa Freedman on the various threads of inquiry lining this project.

Lili Huston-Herterich is a Toronto-based artist with a background in photography and a practice currently rooted in multidisciplinary installation. The artist routinely employs anti-hierarchical methods of art-making; integrating craft practices, staging participatory events, and using utilitarian objects to engage bodies that share the same space. Recent exhibition include Babble On at Rockaway Topless, NY (2016), Soft Rug & A Chirping Bird at AC Repair Co., Toronto (2016), The Mouth that Holds the Tongue at The Power Plant, Toronto (2015), and Several Swallowing Egg Sounds at Peregrine Program, Chicago (2015). She is currently working on a digital archive project Chroma Lives with design historian Erin Alexa Freedman that was previously supported as a Performance-In-Residence with Amsterdam-based organization If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution (2015-2016), as well as the Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts (2016).

Erin Alexa Freedman (b. Toronto, Ontario) is an independent curator and writer living and working in New York. A recent MA graduate of the Bard Graduate Center, her interest in global textile histories is characterized by a commitment to issues of process, materiality, intercultural exchange, and sustainability. In 2016, she co-curated Chroma Lives with Lili Huston-Herterich, a durational archival performance and exhibition profiling Toronto’s cross-disciplinary art community of the 1980s through oral history. Currently, she is helping prepare Migrant Bauhaus, an international project marking the school’s centenary, which examines the school’s post-war international dissemination and reception. 

The exhibition We of the Middling Sort is currently on view and continues until March 25th.

Zalucky Contemporary: Lili Huston-Herterich: We of the Middling Sort

Lili Huston-Herterich:  
We of the Middling Sort
February 25 - March 25, 2017

In the late nineteenth century, the Junction was home to one of Toronto’s most bustling manufacturing communities. Branded the Junction after the trisecting railway lines that enclosed its easternmost enclave, its residential interior was shielded from the outside by rows of industrial facilities turning out sundries from pianos to soap. New business interests came and went, all recklessly polluting the neighbourhood for years, leaching chemicals into its soil and clouding its skies in inky threads of unburned carbon. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the Junction’s residents finally convinced the city to address the litany of public health concerns that had plagued the community throughout a century of heedless waste disposal. The once lauded, though increasing isolated, epicenter of the city’s consumer goods production had quite literally become fortressed in its own rubbish.

For We of the Middling Sort, Lili Huston-Herterich has collected the valueless cutaways of a local upholsterer and the unwanted clothing donated by its residents as the raw material for her work. Some of these garments, stretched taut or disassembled, are documented in photograms—cameraless images made by exposing a photosensitive surface to light. The prints capture light passing through garment openings and gossamer-thin surfaces, revealing spectral portraits of wear and the murky threshold between flesh and fabric.

For Huston-Herterich, this space between is less about marking boundaries or suggesting exit strategies than revealing a place (and moment) for potential contact. The x-ray logic of the photogram, which turns opaque objects into silhouettes and unobstructed space into darkness, is echoed in a series of ceramic casts attached to clothing assemblages that hang between the framed prints. While these handfuls of clay appear fragile, each one uniquely textured by the lost-and-found glove used to mould it, they are anything but. As casts of the dimpled spaces left by clenched fists, they more readily recall hands raised together in resistance. Were these hands attached to arms once clothed in the shirtsleeves thronged together and quilted to the curtain of upholstery ends on the gallery’s back wall? Like relics of refusal, these works trace the community's enduring opposition to demise, even if those traces are now barely recognizable.

~ Erin Alexa Freedman, 2017
The artist would like to thank Fabric Fabric and the neighbouring community for the material donations, as well as recognize LIFT (Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto), the Ontario Arts Council, and Superframe for their support in the production of this exhibition.


For more information, click here.

Zalucky ContemporaryWednesday to Saturday: 11am - 6pm
or by appointment
The gallery is located at 3044 Dundas St. W, in the Junction and just west of High Park Avenue.
647-352-3331
www.zaluckycontemporary.com
info@zaluckycontemporary.com

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

A Call for Donations: In Producing 'Quilted Portraits' of the Junction Community

A Call for Donations: In Producing 'Quilted Portraits' of the Toronto Junction Community
Image: Special Request to Junction Community Residents
 
Special Request to Junction Community Residents

Zalucky Contemporary, a local contemporary art gallery, is currently collecting donations of unused and over-worn clothing that will be used in an upcoming exhibition in February 2017 by Toronto-based artist Lili Huston-Herterich.
"I am interested in producing 'quilted portraits' of the Junction community through recycled textile materials that are no longer useable. So really, clothes that have been loved and worn to the point of rags - holey socks, stained shirts, ripped or torn garments, or otherwise are all fair game!

The final works will be photographic, and I will be acknowledging the support of all participating clothing donators (upon permission)."

~ Lili Huston-Herterich

Donations can be made directly to the gallery, through the front door mail-slot. Please make sure to leave your name and contact details if you would like to receive public credit.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact the gallery via email at info@zaluckycontemporary.com.

Deadline: Sunday December 4, 2016

Zalucky Contemporary
3044 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON, M6P 1Z3

647-352-3331

Monday, November 21, 2016

Digital Photography Club

Digital Camera Club for Beginners and Amateurs at Annette Public Library

Digital Camera Club for Beginners and Amateurs


When: Tuesday, November  22
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

on recurring dates listed below

Where: Annette Street : Toronto Public Library
Address: 145 Annette Street, Toronto, ON M6P 1P3

Bring your camera, pictures and videos (bring yours on a thumb drive).
Questions and answers, guest speakers
Tutorials, camera settings explained.
Outings: shooting in the field (example: High Park).

Call 416-604-3359 for more information.

Categories:
Adult, School-Age Children, Teen
Hobbies Crafts & Games

Upcoming Dates:
Tue Jan 17
Tue Feb 21
Tue Mar 21
Tue Apr 18
Tue May 16

More Info:
torontopubliclibrary.ca: Digital Camera Club for Beginners and Amateurs

Photography Clubs & Associations

Toronto Digital Photography Club
https://tdpc.ca/

Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography
http://www.gallery.ca/en/

Greater Toronto Council of Camera Clubs
http://www.gtccc.ca/

Niagara Frontier Regional Camera Clubs
http://www.nfrcc.org/

North American Nature Photographers Association
http://www.nanpa.org/

Photographic Historical Society of Canada
http://phsc.ca/

Richmond Hill Camera Club
http://www.rhcameraclub.ca/

Toronto Camera Club
http://www.torontocameraclub.com/

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Gallery Tour... with a Cup of Coffee! Saturday November 19 @ 11am

Screenshot: Zalucky Contemporary Art Gallery
3044 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3

Gallery Tour at Zalucky Contemporary

When: Saturday, November 19 @ 11am
Address: 3044 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3
Join us for a GALLERY TOUR (...and coffee!) on Saturday November 19 at 11 am

Join us at the gallery for a 15-minute casual talk about the current exhibition Curbside, which presents new work by Toronto-based artist Laura Moore.

All local Junction-area residents are welcome, and morning coffee/snacks will be served!

An RSVP to info@zaluckycontemporary.com would be appreciated.

We hope to see you on Saturday!

Best,

Juliana Zalucky,
Zalucky Contemporary

Saturday, November 12, 2016

Toronto West Contemporary Art Galleries Map

Toronto West Contemporary Art Galleries, including the Junction: map
Map: Toronto West Contemporary Art Galleries

It's a lot of fun browsing around in the Toronto's West End.

Use this map to find the location of each of the 11 contemporary art galleries in the Toronto's West End (including the Junction area) and to find out what exhibits and events are taking place.

Contemporary Art Galleries:

1. Zalucky Contemporary
facebook: @zaluckycontemporary

2. Katzman Contemporary
facebook: @katzmancontemporary
twitter: @katzmancontemp

3. Christie Contemporary

4. Alison Milne Gallery
facebook: @alisonmilnegallery

5. AC Repair Co.
facebook: @acrepairco

6. Erin Stump Projects (ESP)
facebook: @Erinstumpprojects
twitter: @ESP_gallery

7. Division Gallery
facebook: @DivisionGallery

8. Angell Gallery
facebook: @Angell-Gallery

9. Richard Rhodes Dupont Projects
facebook: @dupontprojects

10. Neubacher Shor Contemporary
facebook: @Neubacher-Shor-Contemporary
twitter: @nscontemporary

11. COOPER COLE
facebook: @coopercolegallery
twitter: @coopercole

 Toronto West Contemporary Art Galleries: Contacts

Read more about contemporary art galleries in Toronto:
theculturetrip.com:  10 Contemporary Art Galleries In Toronto You Should Visit
Posted by Lauren England

blogto.com: The Best Contemporary Art Galleries for Emerging Artists in Toronto
Posted by Jess Carroll

blogto.com: The Best Contemporary Art Galleries in Toronto
Posted by Derek Flack




Sunday, October 16, 2016

Abstract Watercolour Exhibition at Latitude 44 Gallery Features Vera Bobson and Alan Brain

Vera Bobson and Alan Brain Show at Latitude 44 Gallery, October 5-31, 2016
Postcard: : Vera + Alan + Art
Show of the recent painting of Vera Bobson and Alan Brain
Latitude 44 Gallery Framing Décor, 2900 Dundas St. W, Toronto ON M6P 1Y8
Credit: latitude44gallery.ca: Event: Landscape-Abstracts
New Art Exhibition

'VERA ALAN ART'

vibrant two person show of abstract watercolours
by Vera Bobson and Alan Brain

When: Wednesday, October 5 - Monday, October 31, 2016

Meet the artists: Wednesday, October 19, 2016 6pm-8pm


Venue : Latitude 44 Gallery Framing Décor
Location: 2900 Dundas St. West, Toronto, Canada

(West of the intersection of Dundas Street West & Keele Street in the historic Junction of Toronto and wheelchair accessible)

Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 7pm
Saturday: 10am – 5pm / Monday: by appointment
Phone: 416-769-2900
Email: jm@latitude44gallery.ca

More information:
Latitude44Gallery.ca: Event: Landscape Abstracts
VeraBobson.com: Vera Bobson Artist, Toronto, Canada
Facebook.com: Alan Brain Art
Facebook Event: Vera Bobson and Alan Brain Art Show



Vera Bobson: Palette Magazine 2015

Monday, April 18, 2016

CONTACT 2016 Photography in the Junction Opening Receptions on Saturday, May 7

Contact Photography Festival in the Junction: May 1-31, 2016
Poster: Photography in the Junction: May 1-31, 2016
15+ Artists in 13 Venues, All within A Few Blocks
Photo: from Alvaro Calvo's Unanswered series
Credit: thejunctionbia.ca + scotiabankcontactphoto.com

Throughout the month of May in Toronto, CONTACT has no boundaries. And this year the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival marks its 20th anniversary!

CONTACT Photography Festival in The Junction
May 1–31, 2016

Presented by The Junction BIA

The Junction BIA is pleased to present another great year of Photography in the Junction - part of Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

This year you will be able to explore 13 venues and see fine photographic works of 15+ artists.

This is yet again, the highest concentration of photographic venues in the City, for the duration of an internationally acclaimed CONTACT Photography Festival.

CONTACT 2016 Photography Festival in the Junction Opening Receptions
Saturday, May 7

Some businesses will be celebrating the beginning of the festival by hosting an Opening Reception on Saturday, May 7th.

Make your way to The Junction neighbourhood and discover all participating businesses hosting their very own opening receptions on May 7, 2016 from 6 PM along Dundas St. West. between Keele Street and Quebec Avenue.

Furthermore you will have a chance to meet several photographers at participating venues.

Location: Anchored by the intersection of Dundas Street West and Keele Street, the Junction neighbourhood follows Dundas Street West and is an emerging art and design district.

Public Transit:  Easily accessible from Dundas West, Keele, or High Park Metro Stations. Average 15 minute walk (north).

TTC:
-No.30 - from High Park Subway Station
-No.40 - from Dundas West Subway Station
-No.41 - from Keele Subway Station
-No.89 - from Keele Subway Station

Venues and Google Map: Photography in the Junction: May 1-31, 2016 
Pins are arranged in a walking tour, beginning in the North-East and ending in the South-East.

Find more details about all venues and photographers; opening receptions on the Junction BIA's website CONTACT 2016 in the Junction.

The CONTACT 2016 Photographers + Open Exhibitions + Venues in the Junction

Explore the exhibits throughout the month of May, or take part in a photography crawl during the Opening Receptions on Saturday, May 7th starting at 6 PM (unless stated otherwise below).

Tatiana Salnikova:: Wandering the Streets
Agora Cafe
3015 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z4
Reception: May 7, 6pm–10pm

Krista White:: Big City -> Small Town Toronto
Axis Gallery & Grill
3048 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3
Reception: May 7, 6pm–10pm

Yulia Starostina:: Life Rules
Bricco Kitchen And Wine Bar
3047 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z5

Toni Skokovic:: On Toronto's Waters
Coolearth Architecture Inc.
386 Pacific Ave, Toronto, ON M6P 2R1
Reception: May 7, 10am–12pm

Tessa Ren:: As Seen
Helen + Hildegard
3036 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3

Alvaro Calvo:: Unanswered
Kingsway Chiropractic
3021 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z4

Brian Anderson, Ralph Kroman, Linda O. Nagy:: Urban Stories
Latitude 44 Gallery
2900 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Y8
Reception: May 7, 6pm–10pm

Yunus Emre Dogan:: Urban Moments
NODO
2885 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Y9
Reception: May 6, 7pm–10pm

Robert DiVito:: First Love
Opticianado Eyewear
2919 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z1

Phillipa Croft:: In an instant
Phillipa C. Photography
3063 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 2V6
Reception: May 7, 6pm–9pm

Golrokh Keshavarz:: Unstill of the Night
Vesuvio’s Pizzeria and Spaghetti House
3014 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3
April 25–May 30

Jim Blomfield:: Wandering Through Time
West Toronto Paint & Wallpaper
2975 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z
Reception: May 7, 6pm–9pm

Lee Henderson:: Never Letting Us Take Breath
Zalucky Contemporary
3044 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3
Reception: April 30, 2pm–5pm and May 7, 6pm–9pm
April 30–June 4

Please come and celebrate another great year of Photography in the Junction - part of Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival!