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Exhibitions
1 Jan 2012
Yorkville Library Show Toronto - March 1 - 30 , 2011
A juried one-man show "Women in the Markets" on display for the month of March 2011, at the Yorkville branch of the Toronto Public Library at 22 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto. Colourful images from the exotic marketplaces of the developing world - Arab souks, Mexican mercados, African bazaars.
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Homer Watson Home and Gallery . . May 21 – June 21, 2010.
Historic home of one of Canada’s foremost painters, Homer Watson, now restored and operated as an Art Gallery and School by trustees in city of Kitchener. Beautiful venue, very well attended Opening Reception May 21, and full page write-up in Kitchener-Waterloo Record Sunday edition.
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Pheifer Gallery . . Juried Spring Exhibition June 11, 2010.
Group showing with several artists and media on display. My work “Patzcuaro Mexico” was awarded Best in Show for watercolour by the jury at opening reception.
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Guelph-Humber Cultural Center “Jazz in theGallery” Nov 9 – Dec 15, 2009
Theme was Jazz Performers paintings. Opening reception, compete with recorded music courtesy of Miles Davis Quintet, and opening organized by the Business School of the University of Guelph.
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Hugh’s Room . . Sept 21 – Nov 7, 2009
One-man showing on the walls of this popular entertainment club in the Junction area of Toronto. Jazz Performer paintings for the show fit perfectly in this upscale venue. Opening reception held Sept 26, with string quartet, full bar, and in a private nightclub setting was a great hit with all who attended.
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Pheifer Gallery “Profiles in Art Exhibition” June 13, 2009.
Juried group show with several artists from southern Ontario. My work “Mbuti Girl” was awarded honourable mention by the jury at the opening reception.
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Guelph-Humber Cultural Center “Women in the Markets” Jan 21 – Feb 21, 2008
Theme was images of women in their natural workspace in the markets of the developing world – from Mexico, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Africa. I dedicated a portion of all sales to the Save the Children Fund as a fitting accompaniment to the theme; and with a successful show was able to raise over $500 for the fund.
