Online Exhibitions
You will find a diverse range of styles and mediums, showcasing the unique talents and visions of each artist.,
Each piece has been carefully chosen to reflect the highest standards of creativity and craftsmanship, offering you the opportunity to own a work of art that is both inspiring and timeless.
| Exhibition dates | Location | Name and description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting: 2025-03-13 Closing: 2025-04-17 | Studio/Gallery: Unit 202, 10115 150 Street NW Edmonton, AB.T5P 1P2 | Arts of the Original Peoples of Canada Alex Janvier, Carl Beam, Norval Morrisseau, Daphne Odjig, Jane Ash Poitras, and more. This exhibition celebrates the powerful and transformative works of Indigenous artists such as Alex Janvier, Carl Beam, Norval Morrisseau, Daphne Odjig, and Jane Ash Poitras. Their creations are more than visual expressions—they are vibrant narratives of cultural identity, spirituality, and resistance. Drawing from deep ancestral traditions, these artists blend bold colors, symbolic storytelling, and modern techniques to challenge perspectives and reclaim Indigenous voices in contemporary art. Their work stands as a testament to resilience, creativity, and the enduring spirit of the Original Peoples of Canada. | |
| Starting: 2025-01-01 Closing: 2025-12-31 | on-line | A Journey into Abstraction Alfredo Germano Step into a world where colors, forms, and textures break free from the ordinary. This exhibition invites you to explore the boundless language of abstraction—where emotions take shape, and meaning is found in the unseen. Let your imagination lead the way beyond the canvas. | |
| Starting: (Undefined) Closing: (Undefined) | The Peäch Gallery - Toronto | Presence - By Germano Alfredo Germano Human presence was first found in Africa, its origins can be traced back to the heart of that landmass dating back hundreds of thousands of years. These first humans travelled to every corner of the world and along the way, they transformed, adapted, mixed and changed pigment, physical characteristics and way of life. Nowadays, their presence is everywhere, even in space. This exhibition reflects that human presence for its positive and mostly negative influence on our planet. The standing figures prevalent throughout represent that presence, and its blackness represents the fact that human origin most likely began with black pigment. |
| Presence - By Germano Place: The Peäch Gallery - Toronto |
| A Journey into Abstraction Place: on-line |
| Arts of the Original Peoples of Canada Place: Studio/Gallery: Unit 202, 10115 150 Street NW Edmonton, AB.T5P 1P2 |