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Born in Thunder Bay in 1951, McCarthy grew up experiencing the vast shores of Lake Superior and the dense woods of the far north. Time spent during many summers in the East Coast expanded his vision to include the surrounding landscape and coastlines. Painting in a regional realist tradition, McCarthy captured the local architecture--lighthouses, churches and clapboard houses including objects--old worn boats, chairs and antique toys as well as portraits of local inhabitants who patiently sat for the artist. Barry McCarthy has exhibited in continuous solo exhibitions from 1975 to 2012. Two recent public gallery solo exhibitions at the Burlington Art Centre in 2006 and the Wellington County Museum in Ontario in 2007 have featured McCarthy’s paintings. This exhibition is dedicated to Brian Barras. |
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Jacques Payette was born in Montreal in 1951. A self-taught artist, Payette began exhibiting in Montreal in the early 70's and throughout Canada in subsequent years.
Painting the world around him, Payette's gentle vision has evolved into a deeply personal and identifiable style. Subject matter includes figures- his wife or daughters, the landscape and still life objects. In every composition, the mood is quiet and dreamy. Using the encaustic technique, the subjects are formed by rich layers of transparent color. |
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In this new spring exhibition with the Loch Gallery, Shannon Craig Morphew exhibits the powerful linear and highly energetic paintings for which she has become known. |
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Always in search of the Canadian experience, Philip Craig recently travelled to Alberta and has produced a series of works from our western landscape. |
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Jordan MacLachlan "Ineffable Plasticity; the experience of being human" invitational, group, MOCCA, Nov 18-Dec 31, 2011 |
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Tony Luciani, "The Kingston Prize" Portrait Exhibition of 30 Finalists selected from across Canada, Institute of Contemporary
Culture" Royal Ontario Museum, November 11 to January 29, 2012. |
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Jack Chambers, Art Gallery of Ontario,"Making the Ordinary Extraordinary" exhibition Nov 28, 2011 to May 13, 2012 |
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JACK CHAMBERS: the light from the darkness; silver paintings and film work from 1966-67 at
the McMichael Collection of Canadian Art, October 1 - January 15th, 2012. |
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