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Exciting News! David Mott has agreed to play at our Sculpture Garden Party, July 8, 2017. Mark the date.

The Varley Art Gallery in Markham, ON, is hosting a solo exhibition of work by Paul Fournier, on until April 23^rd. Fournier’s career spans more than 50 years, with his paintings and graphics exhibiting throughout Canada, the United States and Europe, as well as being included in many major public collections, including the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Tate Museum, as well as in private collections in the United States, South America and Europe.

Douglas Design Studio is featured in the Dering Hall 'Journal' this month.

Thank you to Marc Plamondon, Terrance McGlade, Marianne Reim, Shayne Dark, Dawn McNutt and Zimart for installing sculpture for our Sculpture Garden Exhibition 2016. Many more to come.

Read the latest feature in Canada's History Magazine on artist Charles Pachter and his Pictures of Patriotism.    

Raised in a multi-lingual environment in Brussels, multi-disciplinary artist Alice Teichert is best known for her abstract paintings and mixed media works that explore the formal and suggestive potential of…

Sculptor Shayne Dark is taking part in a year long sculpture exhibit at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.   To read more about his exhibit visit the following link; http://www.

Artist Mariel Waddell was featured in Invaluable's fall picks for extraordinary wedding gifts with her Ripple Wave Bowl series. Follow the link below to see the article.   http://www.

Here are some latest exhibits featuring the work of artist Susan Collett.

Congratulations are in order to artist Susan Collett whose sculptures are now in the permanent collection of the Musee desBeaux Arts de Montreal and the Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum, India.

Congratulations Paula Murray! Ceramics - Art and Perception chose to feature image from Murray's tremendous exhibition Connection x Connexion for their cover.

Integrating new paintings with older works on paper and a large-scale sculptural installation, Decipher traces Teichert’s interest in abstraction, typography and the interstices between the literary and visual arts.