Category Archives: Artist Features

All the world’s a stage: de Montmollin’s Dreams, Delusions, and Other Traffic Circles

Posted on January 23, 2019 by Bart Gazzola

Gabrielle de Montmollin’s artwork is both absurd and alluring, and her series Dreams, Delusions and Other Traffic Circles is an example of her extensive and engaging lens based work. Continue reading →

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June-Etta Chenard: depth and meaning

Posted on December 30, 2018 by Bart Gazzola

In a recent conversation about the downtown of STC, we all agreed that many of the spaces along St. Paul offer interesting and engaging art works (frequently for sale). As I was enjoying June-Etta Chenard’s latest exhibition in the city … Continue reading →

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We Are Fiction Non Fiction: Avery Mikolič- Rourke

Posted on November 16, 2018 by Bart Gazzola

Avery Mikolič- O’Rourke’s aesthetic of image and time. It will come as no surprise that I don’t always behave in the prescribed manner in gallery spaces (perhaps this is because, at an early age, I absorbed Atwood’s idea about how … Continue reading →

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Conor Mac Neill’s Tall Tales (and Tails)

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Bart Gazzola

Conor Mac Neill’s exhibition Canadian Myths and Legends appeals both to adults and children, playing upon stories that we heard as children and that still resonate with us, and this place, now. Continue reading →

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NOW HERE at AIH Studios in Welland

Posted on October 6, 2018 by Bart Gazzola
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