Summer exhibition in full bloom at the Leyton Gallery

July 2024

What lies at the Water’s Edge? According to this group exhibition, all manner of gorgeous, evocative things, including, above, Tia Connolly‘s I’ll Go There Tonight in My Dreams (watercolour on mylar), below, John MacCallum‘s Muskrat Dreams (acrylic on canvas).

In Tilting I (acrylic on panel), we see a new medium from Malin Enstrôm.

This is just a sampling, take a moment to have a look: Water’s Edge continues throughout the summer. And don’t forget to check out our other downtown galleries, which all have great shows up and on the calendar: Red Ochre, Christina Parker, and Emma Butler.

Portraits of Labrador Canada 150

Never Alone: Portraits of Labrador

BY Geoff Goodyear

“The guitar is an Epiphone Nighthawk. Got this one in Toronto when we were out for a soiree. We were playing at the foot of the CN Tower for two weeks…

Poetry Canada 150

Falling Leaves Write About Themselves

BY Matthew Hollett

I WANTED TO TRY collaging together a poem from the pages of an old issue of NQ. I chose the Spring 1963 issue because it features the exact same photo of a whitecoat seal that was on the cover in Spring 1962… except with awkwardly-pasted additional seals.

Visual Art

Barbara Houston: Under the Same Sky

Born in Saskatchewan, Houston was influenced by Modernist Art and landscape painting as expression of people and place, community and belonging. Leaving the Prairies, she studied at Parson’s School of Design…