RMG EXPOSED 2012

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Canada
November 10, 2012

Starting at 8 PM on Saturday November 10.

My black and white photograph, Dunluce Castle, has been selected to be part of the The Robert McLaughlin Gallery RMG Exposed Auction/Exhibition on Saturday November 10th, 2012.

RMG Exposed is our annual fundraiser. Over the past two years, we have raised funds that support our education and programming initiatives, benefitting students, at risk youth, families, teens and other community members. In addition, this event raises awareness of contemporary photography.Tickets are now available for purchase online! Please visit www.rmgexposed.com to purchase and learn more.

5 Photographers

Peter Adamson, Bret Culp, Peter Kraiker, John Long and Mira Zdjelar

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
May 10 to May 26, 2012

Opening Reception May 10 from 6 to 8 pm

Five accomplished and award-winning Canadian photographers, Peter Adamson, Bret Culp, Peter Kraiker, John Long and Mira Zdjelar, showcase unique vision and style through the art of photography.

The artists will be present for the opening reception on May 10th, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Leonardo Galleries, 133 Avenue Rd. Toronto

For media information, artist interviews and images please contact:

Zoya Balija, Owner, Leonardo Galleries

Leonardo Galleries| info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Wed-Sat: 10am-5pm or by appointment

Between Heaven and Earth

Evocative Black & White photographs of Mystical Ireland

May 4 through May 31, 2011

Opening Reception May 7 from 4 to 7 pm
Artist Talk Sunday May 29 from 3 to 5 pm

The photos in this collection were made during my extended stays in Ireland over the past six years while filming the mini-series Camelot and The Tudors. 

The work focuses on the relationship to the "eternal" residents have had going back to the creation of megalithic monuments during the Neolithic period to the 6th century monastery perched 700 feet atop Skellig Michael Island, described by George Bernard Shaw as being "far out of this time and this world", to the mythic landscape that has inevitably shaped its inhabitants.

Evocative and timeless, these lyrical photographs reveal the eternal spirit and beauty of The Island of Saints and Scholars.

Here is a link to a recent mention about the show that includes pics and video. http://bit.ly/mukI96

Akasha Art | akashaart@rogers.com | 647.348.0104

511 Church St ste 200, Toronto, ON, Canada, M4Y 2C9
Tues-Fri 11-6pm Sat & Sun 11-5pm or by appointment

Photography and Digital Art

Peter Adamson, Bret Culp, John Long & Mira Zdjelar

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
April 7 to April 23, 2011

Opening reception and artist talks: Thursday April 7 at 6:30 pm.

Peter Adamson

Bret Culp

John Long

Mira Zdjelar

Photography and Digital Art

This exhibition is a presentation by four photographers each exploring a different theme.

Adamson’s recent work has focused on the interplay of line, shape, form and colour. While the subjects are secondary and the aesthetics primary, his motive is to pry the viewer away from winter and dream of summer.

Culp's poetic black and white photographs of Italy and Ireland reveal the beauty of impermanence.

Long’s life long passion for photography, both stereo 3D and mono is evident in his work. He is delighted to present this latest exhibition using medium format film with 3D images that possess a sharpness and depth that will captivate the viewer and at the same time his panoramic work exemplifies diversity in many ways.

Zdjelar’s presentation is a collection of urban fragments taken in silent protest against the reductionist spectacle of advertising billboards, hoping to open the doors towards a richer reality that lies beyond.

For media information, artist interviews and images please contact:

Zoya Balija, Owner, Leonardo Galleries

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Wed-Sat: 10am-5pm or by appointment

8TH TORONTO TIMERAISER

The Fermenting Cellar in the DISTILLERY DISTRICT, Toronto, Canada
Saturday March 19, 2011

Doors open at 7 pm.

My photograph, Mists in Idleness, has been purchased for the 8th Toronto Timeraiser event!

Timeraiser was conceptualized in 2002 in response to a group of friends wondering how it could be easier to find meaningful, relevant volunteer opportunities. 

The Timeraiser works like this:

The agenda for the Timeraiser is (6:30 start in Vancouver):
07:00 pm – Doors Open
08:00 pm – Welcoming Remarks, MC
08:30 pm – Silent Art Auction Begins
09:30 pm – Silent Art Auction Ends
10:00 pm – Winners Announced

The Pledge:
We suggest that everyone  who attends the Timeraiser make a pledge to volunteer a certain number of hours in the community, we recommend 20 hours .  Even if you don’t want to bid on artwork, if everyone who attends pledges to do 20 hours, we’d raise 8,000 hours.

When you arrive:

-Your name will be on our list if you register online
-Just visit the Registration Desk to pick up your personalized “Welcome Kit"
-Meet with agencies, discuss if their is a match between your skills/their needs
-On your Welcome Card check off the agencies  you are interested in connecting with
-Return your Welcome Card  to the front desk, this is a must if you want to bid on artwork
-See FAQs for complete art bidding rules and what happens if you have a winning bid.

Agency Connections:
It is up to you and the agency to determine if there is a volunteer fit in the days, weeks, months after the Timeraiser. Go to the FAQ section to see more details about agency matching.

After the Timeraiser:
Create a plan and track hours at civicfootprint.ca

Contact:

Nicole McPhail. Events Coordinator
nmcphail [at] timeraiser.ca

Facebook: www.facebook.com/timeraiser

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WHODUNIT? – OCAD MYSTERY ART SALE 2010

Mystery Art by the Famous and Soon-to-be-famous

I’m thrilled that my work has again been chosen for inclusion in the Ontario College of Art and Design Whodunit? Mystery Art Sale Gala Preview.

Gala Preview
Come celebrate art, artists and friends at a fabulous party unlike any other!

Savour cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while mingling and meeting with Canada’s emerging art and design stars and famous and soon-to-be-famous mystery artists.

The Whodunit? OCAD Mystery Art Sale is OCAD's signature fundraising event. It's an exhibition and sale of pieces of original art by well-known and celebrity artists, OCAD faculty, alumni and students. Gaining in popularity year after year, the Whodunit? OCAD Mystery Art Sale offers hundreds of original pieces of art donated by artists who are famous and not-yet-famous. Every piece measures 5.5 x 7.5 inches and each piece is $75. Like it - buy it - turn it over and see Whodunit!

heARTS FOR PAKISTAN SILENT AUCTION

The Gladstone Hotel, Toronto, Canada
Monday October 18, 2010.

Doors open at 6 pm.

heARTS for Pakistan, a silent art auction & fundraiser, held on 18 October 2010, raised over $23,000 in support of the Humanitarian Coalition members - CARE Canada, Oxfam Canada, Oxfam-Quebec and Save the Children Canada.

The event was held at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto where guests had the opportunity to bid on over 80 pieces of art in mixed media including paintings, photography, and sculptures, generously donated by Canadian and international artists.

We would like to thank you to everyone who supported heARTS for Pakistan for helping to make a difference to such an important cause and we appreciate your commitment to the Pakistani people as they recover from this disaster and rebuild their future.

Human Coalition Members

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LIGHT OF WINTER

Arta Gallery, Toronto, Canada
December 9 to December 26, 2009

Opening reception: Thursday December 10 from 6 to 8 pm.

For a span of two celebratory weeks leading up to and over the holiday season, this beautiful gallery space in the Historic Distillery District will be home to multi-textured original creations of two and three dimensional works to stimulate the senses and feed the soul. The works will include paintings, sculpture, prints, photography, ceramic and glass works as well as jewellery.

Arta Gallery | info@artagallery.ca | 416-364-ARTA (2782)
55 Mill Street Suite 102, Bldg. 9 Toronto, ON, Canada M5A 3C4
Tue-Sat: 11am-6pm Sun: 12pm-5pm Mon: Closed

WHODUNIT? – OCAD MYSTERY ART SALE

Mystery Art by the Famous and Soon-to-be-famous

I’m thrilled that my photography has been chosen for inclusion in the Ontario College of Art and Design Whodunit? Mystery Art Sale Gala Preview and Silent Auction.

Gala Preview
Come celebrate art, artists and friends at a fabulous party unlike any other. Preview the hundreds of pieces of mystery art for sale in the Whodunit? Public Art Sale on November 21. Bid on framed 5.5" x 7.5" mystery art chosen exclusively for sale in the Silent Auction or bid on large-scale art by a select group of artists in the Live Auction. Join mystery artists and friends at our exclusive party!


The Whodunit? OCAD Mystery Art Sale is OCAD's signature fundraising event. It's an exhibition and sale of pieces of original art by well-known and celebrity artists, OCAD faculty, alumni and students. Gaining in popularity year after year, the Whodunit? OCAD Mystery Art Sale offers hundreds of original pieces of art donated by artists who are famous and not-yet-famous. Every piece measures 5.5 x 7.5 inches and each piece is $75. Like it - buy it - turn it over and see Whodunit!

whodunit.ocad.ca

METAPHORS OR IDEALISM

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
November 2 to November 24, 2009

Opening reception and artist talks: Thursday November 5 at 6:30 pm.

Leonardo Galleries (Yorkville) showcases four accomplished artists specializing in photography and digital art: Bret Culp (Gemini winner), Richard Bornemann (Canadian premier), John Long and Mira Zdjelar. The artist attended opening is on Thursday, November 5 at 6:30 p.m., and this focused exhibit is the first part of the annual winter group show, which runs November 2, 2009 to January 16, 2010.

For media information, artist interviews and images please contact:

Zoya Balija, Owner, Leonardo Galleries

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

ANNUAL GALLERY ARTISTS SUMMER GROUP SHOW

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
July 20 to September 19, 2009

I am once again part of the Leonardo Galleries Annual Gallery Artists Summer Show.

For media information, artist interviews and images please contact:

Zoya Balija, Director, Leonardo Galleries

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

LATCHAM GALLERY'S ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION

Latcham Gallery, Stouffville, Canada
Feburary 28 to April 11, 2009

Opening reception: Saturday February 28, 2pm-4pm

Jurors: Betty Ann Jordan Arts Writer and Critic Lee Petrie Curator, Greater Toronto Airport Authority Ivan Jurakic Curator of the Cambridge Galleries, Artist

Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm
Lee Petrie will lead a discussion on the jurried process, commenting on her experiences as a juror, a Curator of the Greater Toronto Airport Authority and answering questions.

Saturday, April 4, 2pm-4pm
What does a work of art sound like?
After looking at the work in the exhibition local artists are invited to perform a piece of music that was inspired by the art. Call for more information or to sign up to perform.

Latcham Gallery | info@latchamgallery.ca | 905-640-8954
6240 Main Street, Stouffville, ON, Canada, L4A 7Z
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

CONVERGENCE 46

46th Annual Juried Exhibition
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Canada
January 23 to March 8, 2009

Awards Ceremony and Opening Reception Friday, January 23 at 7pm

This year's 46th annual juried exhibition - Convergence will survey new work from artists from across Ontario selected by a jury comprised of three art professionals: Sandra Fraser, Curator Exhibitions and Collections at The MacLaren Art Centre in Barrie; Owen Sound based artist Frances Cockburn and Toronto based ceramic artist Susan Collett.

Inquiries please contact Michelle Le Chien - Assistant Curator/Registrar (519) 376-1932 ext. 230 or email mlechien@e-owensound.com

Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery | ttmag@city.owen-sound.on.ca | 519-376-1932
840 First Avenue West Owen Sound, ON, Canada N4K 4K4

WHITE SLATE – Gallery Artists

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
November 25, 2008 to March 15, 2009

Yorkville Gallery Art Walk: Thursday December 4, 6:30 pm

Join us on December 4th at 6:30pm with fellow artists to celebrate the commencement of our Holiday Show White Slate, and speak with the members of Yorkville’s Gallery Art Walk.

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

THE MOMENT ETERNAL

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
October 28 to November 19, 2008

Opening Reception: Thursday October 30, 6pm-9pm

Captivating new work by Bret Culp and Julie McGregor focuses on intimate moments that express a quietness of spirit. Culp's poetic black and white photographs of Italy and Ireland reveal the beauty of impermanence. McGregor's emotional portraits and romantic images of Italy capture longed for moments in time.

PRESS RELEASE – The Moment Eternal Exhibition

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

2008 ART OF NATURE EXHIBITION

The Green Living Show, Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto, Canada
April 25, 2008

The Art of Nature exhibit is the finest collection of nature-inspired art ever assembled in Canada. Enjoy works and limited edition prints by some of Canada's most respected artists.

Art of Nature 2008 is a fundraising sale of Canadian art inspired by the natural world – or by the degradation of the natural world. The work ranges from the iconic to the ironic. Last year, Art of Nature contributed over $100,000 to Canadian environmental organizations, a splendid result for a first-time event.

Art of Nature | www.greenlivingshow.ca | Deb Langer: dlanger@green-living.ca | 416-360-0044 x106
70 The Esplanade, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M5E 1R2

SHIFTING SEASON – A Retrospective of 2007 Exhibitions

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
November 20, 2007 to January 31, 2008

Opening Reception: Thursday December 6, 2007 7pm-9pm

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

2007 INTERNATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION OF FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

The Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
October 12 to November 10, 2007

The Center for Fine Art Photography is pleased to announce the juror's selections for the 2007 International Exhibition. The images were selected by Roger Reynolds Hon FRPS FBPPA, the immediate past president of The Royal Photographic Society, and Mr. Raymond Spence FRPS, Warwickshire College School of Art.

The 2007 International Exhibition will be on display at the Center from Oct 12th - Nov 10th, 2007. The Artists' and Public Reception is November 2nd, 6-9pm, during the International Weekend of fine Art Photography, and the Fort Collins Gallery Walk. Additionally, the photographs will be available to be viewed in the Center's online gallery.

The Center for Fine Art Photography promotes the Art of Photography by supporting the growth of creative artists through exhibitions, educational programs and by educating the public to the collectable value of photography.

The Center for Fine Art Photography | contact@c4fap.org | 970-224-1010
Museum of Contemporary Art, third floor
201 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Tue-Sat: 12pm-5pm

GALLERY ARTISTS GROUP EXHIBITION

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
July 23 to September 20, 2007

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

SCULPTURAL IMAGES – BRET CULP

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
May 16 to June 9, 2007

Reception is Thursday May 4, 7-9pm, artist in attendance.

Leonardo Gallery is pleased to present a new exhibition of photographic works as an official venue of the CONTACT Photography festival

Roots creep over rock searching for refuge and nourishment, neglected bricks and mortar crumble under the elements and return to the earth, a mountain is slowly devoured by the sea forming a precipice – these are photographs of matter governed by time chosen to illustrate the relentless determination of nature, the beauty in impermanence, and the eternal cycle of creation out of destruction.

Artist Statement

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

GALLERY ARTISTS GROUP EXHIBITION

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
January 15 to February 17, 2007

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

MASTERS OF PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNATIONAL CHARITY EXHIBITION

Curitiba, Brazil
October 28th, 2006

SPIDER FELLOWS DONATE AWARD WINNING WORK
FOR INTERNATIONAL CHARITY EXHIBITION

More than 60 major works by contemporary photography masters were on exhibition and up for auction at the inaugural Masters of Photography International Charity Exhibition on Saturday, October 28th, in the city of Curitiba, Brazil.

The exhibition was presented by World Photographic Arts and featured Black & White Spider Awards and International Color Awards photographers who have donated their award winning prints to raise money for Art for Disabled Children and benefit the APADEH children's day school in Curitiba.

Basil O’Brien the curator of the exhibition and Creative Director of the award programs said, "To be able to show these stunning works for the first time as one collection is a great privilege. We are grateful to all photographers around the globe who have come together for such a good cause."

Among guests in attendance at this high profile event were state and local government officials, corporate heads and national press. The Brazilian TV personality Maria Pia presented the evenings ceremonies and interviewed guests for her TV and production company.

The exhibition raised money to build an Activity Center for APADEH (Associão Paranaense para o Desenvolvimento do Potencial), a school that provides education in a fully integrated environment for children with and without special needs. The school is based in Curitiba in the south of Brazil.

LANDSCAPES REVEALED

Leonardo Galleries, Toronto, Canada
April 24 to June 3, 2006

Reception is Thursday May 4, 7-9pm, artists in attendance.

Leonardo Gallery is pleased to present a new exhibition of photographic works as an official venue of the CONTACT Photography festival.

Photographers Bret Culp, Joshua Harrower and John Long explore landscapes outside the city limits. From Bret Culp’s stark images of nature, Joshua Harrower’s exotic scenes from India to John Long’s exploration of contrasting vast landscapes, this exhibition gives us a panoramic view of the world around us.

Bret Culp has recently won a Spider Award for his feature photograph Strength, whose symbolism ties in with his recent personal experiences in life and philosophies about the strength of the human will and fortitude of our fragile bodies.

John Long has a compelling series done in stereo photography, a rare and historic technique of viewing images in three-dimension. John Long is a man of infinite love of historic techniques, methods, equipment and aesthetic. He’s an informative and charismatic individual who enthrals his audience. John will also show a stunning series of large-scale panoramic landscapes that engulf the viewer into detailed scenes.

Leonardo Galleries | info@leonardogalleries.com | 416-924-7296
133 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2H7
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm Sat: 10am-5pm

TERRA INCOGNITA – Photographs by Bret Culp and VEROnique Lehouck

Zilberschmuck Gallery, Toronto, Canada

February 12 to March 25, 2006

Opening reception is Thursday February 16, 6-9 pm
Artists present Saturday March 4, 1-3 pm

Terra Incognita
Photographs by Véronique Lehouck and Bret Culp

Véronique Lehouck and Bret Culp are two Canadian landscape photographers.
Their work shows a shared awareness of one of nature’s great paradoxes – its frailty versus its resilience. Terra Incognita is an exploration of this paradox.

Véronique and Bret are drawn to locales that are majestic and magical.
The figureless environments have and abstract quality that evokes a human dimension. Some resemble parts of the body, while others suggest more symbolic aspects of existence.

Both artists work in the Canadian film and television industry. Véronique developed her photographic eye by working as a cinematographer for many years and she now produces educational videos. Bret is visual effects supervisor for feature films and the director of visual effects at C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures, Canada's largest visual effects studio.

Zilberschmuck Art-Jewellery | zilberschmuck@rogers.com | 416-693-7109
1852 Queen Street East Toronto, ON, Canada
Tue-Fri: 11am-7pm, Sat: 10pm-6pm Sun: 11am-5pm, Mon: closed

CONVERGENCE 43

43rd Annual Juried Exhibition

Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Canada
January 23 to March 8, 2006

On view in the North Gallery from February 3 to March 19, 2006.
Opening reception and awards presentation Friday February 10 at 8 pm

This exhibition is one of the most popular events on the Tom Thomson Art Gallery calendar. It is an opportunity to survey current visual arts practice by a wide range of artists, from graduating students to senior members of the visual arts community, in all fine art media including the traditional: painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and sculpture; as well as the contemporary craft media and time-based formats.

The exhibition aims to reward excellence and innovation in artistic production. Since this annual show "takes the pulse" of art making in the region, we look for work that exemplifies what makers are thinking about- contemporary artists' concerns, working methods, and methods of exploration.

This year the Gallery has assembled a strong jury to select the exhibition from works submitted from all over Ontario. Celebrated painter and visual artist Alan Glicksman had a much-lauded exhibition at Engine Gallery in Toronto in Fall 2005 and recently relocated to Owen Sound. Printmaker and multi-media artist Steven White from Walter's Falls is represented by Edward Day Gallery in Toronto. Dr. Katharine Lochnan, the R. Fraser Elliott Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto recently produced the blockbuster exhibition Turner Whistler Monet and the touring show David Milne Watercolours: "Painting Toward the Light" that opens at the AGO in February.

Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery | ttmag@city.owen-sound.on.ca | 519-376-1932
840 First Avenue West Owen Sound, ON, Canada N4K 4K4

Sublimation

A Hang Man Gallery juried exhibition

September 20 to October 9, 2005

Opening Saturday October 1, 7 - 10 pm

Part of Toronto Arts Week 2005.

Hang Man Gallery | 416-465-0302
756 Queen Street East Toronto, Canada M4M 1H4

THE HUMMINGBIRD CENTRE JURIED ART SHOW

Presented by the Volunteer Committee of The National Ballet Of Canada.
April 21 to May 15, 2005

The Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts
1 Front Street East Toronto, Canada

2nd Toronto TIMERAISER

CBC Broadcast Centre, Toronto, Canada
Saturday April 16, 2005

, 400 Volunteers, 40 Agencies, 40 Pieces of Artwork, 1 night of community building
Tickets will go on sale Monday, March 7, 2005.
Toronto, ON, Canada

Framework Timeraiser
Artwork for the 2nd Annual Toronto Timeraiser will be released in Spring 2005. Click here for more information.

In 2004, nearly $30,000 was invested in 40 artist's careers. These pieces of artwork generated a cumulative volunteer pledge of 6,500+ volunteer hours (approximately 175 hours per piece).>

THE HUMMINGBIRD CENTRE JURIED ART SHOW

Presented by the Volunteer Committee of The National Ballet Of Canada.

February 21 to March 6, 2005

The Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts
1 Front Street East Toronto, Canada

DISTILLERY DISTRICT ART EXHIBITION

Distillery District, Toronto, Canada
August 2003

55 Mill Street Toronto, Canada M5A 3C4

ASSORTED WORKS

Joy Bistro, Toronto, Canada

August 2002

884 Queen Street East Toronto, Canada M4M 1J3 

FRIEZE FRAMES

Photographs by Bret Culp, Paintings by Elizabeth Russ

Gallery 888, Toronto, Canada

June 2002

Gallery 888 | 416-462-9930
888 Queen Street East Toronto, Canada M4M 1J3

LOST AND FOUND

Look and you will find it - what is unsought will go undetected. -Sophocles

Gallery 888, Toronto, Canada

October 2001