Zachary Cummings | MIND THE GAP

There is awareness in these paintings that a great gulf exists between renderings of ancient structures as they once appeared, and their ruins that exist in the present. The expanse of time that elapses between original construction and eventual ruin is formless and empty; time constitutes a negative space.

Penelope Smart

Jon Claytor | WATCHERS

Our days are dull, and spent waiting for the age of affordable space travel: that time when we’ll be able to reach out and rub the galaxy.

Jon Claytor, The Night Watch, 66" x 83", acrylic and oil stick on canvas, 2014.

Jon Claytor
Watchers
new large-scale paintings
on view in Toronto as part of special travelling exhibition

87 Wade Avenue
#302
Toronto, ON
(access via main entrance)

Thursday, May 21

11 AM - 4 PM
preview, by appointment please

5:30 PM - late
public opening

performances and readings by:
Cappa Chow
Michael Feuerstack
Erin Orsztynova
Ian Roy
and others

Friday May 22
viewing available, by appointment please

Print catalog available including exhibition text by Lindsay Bird.

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