#artcriticfromhell | arts writer & curator | I take pictures of what's left when the world ends
Tom Wilson’s exhibition at Grimsby Public Art Gallery, Mohawk Warriors, Hunters & Chiefs is both a personal and wider narrative, that combines elements of his own history and a larger historical story about Canada.
Biscay Bay and Beyond, the latest exhibition at 13th Street Gallery, is something of a dialogue between David Bolduc and Blaise DeLong, with aspects of memory in both a personal and more public sphere.
Geoff Farnsworth has some newer works on display at the Niagara Pumphouse, that offer more examples of his unique approach to painted portraiture and also challenge our expectations of this fine Niagara artist.
The latest exhibition at 13th Street Gallery features the work of Henry Saxe and Joseph Drapell, who have positioned themselves ‘outside’ some of the dominant art movements of the last half century. I offer a response to that assertion, as well as the works on display.