LISTINGS: Art -- February 15
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Subject: GALLERIES
ART OPENINGS
ARCADIA H-Art Beat '96, paintings, drawings, sculptures, photography,
mixed media, prose, poetry readings, poetry art, music, performance,
wknds 1-5pm to Feb. 25. 680 Queens Quay W.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO The Oh! Canada Project, multi-faceted
celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Group of Seven, the art of
Canada and what it means to be Canadian, Feb. 16-May 5. $6.50-$1.50
(872-3333). RELATED-Feb. 21: Hands-on workshop 6-9pm; storytelling
7pm; Art And The Environment, performances, 7:30pm; free. (Also, see
DeLeon White, and York Univ.'s Student Centre.) 317 Dundas W. 977-
0414.
BLACK BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTRE Open house and art exhibition with
paintings by Wiz, MacCauley Eteli, A.K. Duah, others, opens Feb. 18,
2-8pm; to Mar. 23. 691A St. Clair W. 658-6801.
CBC BUILDING Why I Love Canada, works from 37 junior and elementary
schools across Ontario. Feb. 15-21. 205 Wellington.
COLLEGE ST. BAR Journeys Of The Heart, mixed media celebration of art
by Jane Hall, Feb. 15-Mar. 30. 574 College. 533-2417.
COSTIN & KLINTWORTH King Street Photoconstructions by Peter Legris, to
Mar. 2. 80 Spadina Ave., 4th Fl. 504-7800.
CREATIVE SPIRIT ART CENTRE Straight From The Heart, silent fundraising
auction of works, previews Feb. 17-24, reception and bidding Feb. 25,
2-5pm; runs to Mar. 9. 1071 Bathurst (588-8801). Also showing at La
Parete, 1086 Bathurst (533-4632).
LA PARETE Straight From The Heart, silent fundraising auction of
works, previews Feb. 17-24, reception and bidding Feb. 25, 2-5pm; runs
to Mar. 9. 1086 Bathurst. 588-8801.
DELEON WHITE Myth & Reality, A Canadian Landscape, archival materials,
contemporary art and alternative technologies highlight land
preservation, opens Feb. 15, 7-11pm with speakers including Carl Beam,
Wayne Roberts, Bob Hunter; to Feb. 19. Also, Doug Buis, Arnold Shives,
to Mar. 9. 455 King W. 597-9466.
FIRST CANADIAN PLACE ARTS & EVENTS: Images Of Ecuador by Pedro Leon to
Mar. 1. Baseball's Golden Age, to Mar. 1. York & Adelaide. CANADIAN
SCULPTURE CENTRE: Motion by Hugh Russel opens Feb. 15, 2:30-4pm; to
Mar. 8. Also, Executive Show, to Mar. 8. MAISON D'ETRE: The
Architect's Dwelling to Feb. 26. Bay St. entrance. ONTARIO SOCIETY OF
ARTISTS: Pedro Leon to Mar. 1. York & Adelaide. Exchange Tower,
Adelaide & York, street level. 862-0803.
GALLERY 306 Julie Seddon Faris, Gary Blundell, Steve Rodwell, opens
Feb. 21, 7-9pm; to Mar. 2. 80 Spadina, 2nd Fl.
GATE 403 Len Aguanno, to Mar. 12. 403 Roncesvalles. 588-2930.
KUKULU Contemporary Art '96: Four Black GriotsSpeak, works by Macaulay
Eteli, Getachew Fantu, Ras Stone, Lloyd Pollard, thru Feb; in
conjunction with Black History Month. 1200 Bloor W. 588-1300.
LEO KAMEN Toronto Illustrates, group show, opens Feb. 17, 2-5pm; to
Mar. 16. 80 Spadina Ave., Ste 406. 504-9515.
MIRA GODARD New paintings by Angel Gomez, to Feb. 24. 22 Hazelton.
964-8197.
NANCY POOLE'S STUDIO Philip Craig, Feb. 17-Mar. 7. 16 Hazelton. 964-
9050.
PARTISAN Tough Love, Valentine's cards inspired by neo-cons, to Mar.
8. 920 Queen W. 603-1766.
POWER PLANT The American Trip: Larry Clark, Nan Goldin, Dady Noland,
Richard Prince, to Apr. 8. RELATED: Walking tour, Feb. 18, 2pm. $1/$2.
231 Queens Quay W. 973-4949.
SCARBOROUGH CAMPUS Palimpsest, site-specific installation of reclaimed
paintings by Bill Rodgers, Feb. 20-Mar. 15; opens Feb. 21, 4-6pm.
Also, Contemporary Art In Scarborough VIII: An Eco-Art Exploration, to
Feb. 16. U of T, 1265 Military Trail. 287-7176.
SOUZ DAL Selected Favorites, manipulated photographs by Sylvie Trouv,,
Feb. 15-Mar. 7. 636 College. 537-1883.
TORONTO HISTORICAL BOARD Unveiling of a special photographic exhibit
in celebration of Yonge Street's 200th anniversary, Feb. 20. 205
Yonge. 392-6827 x226 or x265.
YORK BANQUET HALL East York celebrates 200 Years Of Industry with
works by Don Valley Art Club. Feb. 16-18; meet the artists Fri 8-
10pm, Sat-Sun 2-4pm; raffle for paintings Feb. 18, 3:30pm. 1100
Millwood Rd. 466-3203.
YORK UNIVERSITY Fine Arts Festival, to Feb. 19 (736-2100 x20205).
GALLERY: Looking Ahead by Haim Steinbach, to Feb. 25. SAMUEL J. ZACKS:
Themes From Africa, ink drawings by Kate Abena Badoe, to Feb. 23. (109
Stong College). STUDENT CENTRE: Reframing Nature And Nation, Feb. 19-
23, reception Feb. 20, 4:30-6:30pm, also forum on nature and national
identity Feb. 19, 12:30-2:15pm at Lumbers Bldg., Rm 306; free. (736-
5658). York Univ., 4700 Keele. 736-2100 x33055.
CONTINUING
A SPACE Oasis and Earth With Protective Cover, science installation by
Doug Buis and Flower Theory, installation by Joanne Bristol, to Feb.
24. 401 Richmond W., Ste 110. 979-9633.
ACADEMY OF SPHERICAL ARTS New paintings by Stephen Ibbott to Mar. 1.
38 Hanna. 532-2782.
AGINCOURT LIBRARY Watercolors by Jack Koca, to Feb. 26. Keeping
Cultures Alive Through Press, a display of Eearly Multicultural
History Society Of Ontario, to Feb. 29. 155 Bonis Ave. 396-8943.
ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON How Red Works, an exploration of the color red
in paintings and life, to Feb. 18. A Site... To Be Determined, to Mar.
3. Defining The Site, to Mar. 17. High Winds On The Skyway, exhibition
in celebration of Hamilton's 150th birthday, to Aug. 25. 123 King W.,
Hamilton. 905-527-6610.
ART GALLERY OF MISSISSAUGA Natural Strengths by Leszek Wyczolkowski
and Collected Stories by Thelma Rosner to Mar. 3. 300 City Centre.
905-896-5088.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO In Search Of An Orchestration, works by Philip
Guston, Jackson Pollock, Esteban Vincente, to Feb. 18. Magic Toy Shop,
to Feb. 18. One Desire, One Purpose: Canadian Photographs From The
1920s, to Apr. Framing History: European Frames From 1400-mid-1800s,
to May. Vital Signs: The Growing Collection Of Works On Paper, Part 1,
to May 26. Omar Ramsden Silver, to Oct. 20. $4/$7.50/$15 Fam/Under 12
free. Free Wed 5-10pm. 317 Dundas W. 977-0414.
ARTS ON KING The Yellow Brick Road, fibre art group show by the Fibre
Alliance Of Oakville, to Feb. 28. 169 King E. 777-9617.
CANADIAN CLAY & GLASS Ceramics Israel to Feb. 25. $2/$3, Under 12
free. 25 Caroline St. N., Waterloo. (519)746-1882.
CIRCLE The Expressive Art Of Calmam Shemi, to Feb. 29. 33 Hazelton
Ave. 961-5806.
COLD CITY Skin by Sarah Nind to Mar. 2. 686 Richmond W. 504-6681.
CRAFT V6: Vancouver Glass, recent work by six Vancouver glass artists,
to Feb. 25. Chalmers Bldg., 35 McCaul. 977-3551.
DEL BELLO Mutual Life, collaborative paintings by R. Smith, J.
Slansky, to Feb. 17. Also, Flora, new paintings by Kathleen Weich, to
Feb. 24. 788 King W. 504-2422.
DESIGN EXCHANGE Design Now, organized by the Foundation Products Of
Imagination, to Apr. 7. 234 Bay. 363-6121.
DON MILLS LIBRARY Watercolor paintings by Ann Pinder, to Feb. 29. 888
Lawrence. 395-5710.
FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF OBJECTIVE ART Hidden Dominions, works on
canvas and paper by E.J. Gold, to Apr. 27. 533A Parliament. 972-0401.
GALLERY 7 Eden, paintings by Michael Caines, to Mar. 2. 33 Hazelton
Ave. 968-6247.
GALLERY 44 Found Missing: Archival Photographs And The New
Historicity, works by Sorel Cohen, Moira Egan, Nina Levitt, Cheryl
Simon, to Mar. 9.401 Richmond W., Ste 120. 979-3941.
GALLERY TPW Three Hundred And Sixty-Five Pictures by Stephen Andrews,
to Feb. 17. 80 Spadina Ave., Ste 310. 504-4242.
GARNET PRESS Flora Island, outdoor sculpture installation, by Alex de
Cosson, to Feb. 24. 580 Richmond W. 504-5012.
GLENDON Multi-media sculpture installation by Ginette Legar,, Lucie
Robert, Sarah Stevenson, to Feb. 18. York Univ., 2275 Bayview. 487-
6721.
HARBOURFRONT CENTRE PHOTO PASSAGE: Remain Silent: Auschwitz/Birkenau,
photos of the WWII death camp, by Jack Burman, to Mar. 3. UNCOMMON
OBJECTS: Heart Attack: Reflections On The Heart, to Feb. 29. YORK
QUAY: Face: The 25th Anniversary Exhibition of Open Studio, to Mar. 3
(504-8238). York Quay Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. 973-3000.
ISAACS/INNUIT Baffin Island: Sculpture, Prints, Antiquities, to Feb.
21. 9 Prince Arthur. 921-9985.
ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI CULTURA Dreams by Arnaldo Pomodoro to Feb. 29.
496 Huron. 921-3802.
JOHN B. AIRD What Lies Underneath, painting, sculpture, mixed media,
photography, group show, to Feb. 24. 900 Bay. 487-2073.
JOSEPH D. CARRIER 100 Painted Portraits of Working Women by Mendelson
Joe, Shower Series by Judy Bryant, Italian Aprons & Capes by Carol
Sutton, Exposures by Liza Soroka, to Feb. 25. Columbus Centre, 901
Lawrence W. 789-7011.
JUSTINA M. BARNICKE Death Divine, photographs of cemetery sculpture
from Paris, Rome, Milan, by Pamela Williams, and 30 Seconds,
sculptural paintings by Mike Hansen, to Feb. 29. 7 Hart House Circle,
U of T. 978-8398.
KOFFLER Max Streicher and Faith by Lynn Campbell to Mar. 3. Bathurst
Jewish Centre, 4588 Bathurst. 636-2145.
THE LIVING WELL Tristan Overy to Feb. 28. 692 Yonge. 922-6770.
MALVERN LIBRARY Dolls by Sandra Darrell to Feb. 26. 30 Sewells Rd.
396-8969.
MARKET The Big Picture: Panoramic Photography In Toronto, 1903- 1993,
to Feb. 18. South St. Lawrence Market, 95 Front E. 392-7604.
MARKHAM THEATRE Markham Inspired, multi-media exhibition by Judith
Livingston, to Mar. 3. 171 Town Centre Blvd. (Hwy 6 & Warden). 905-
305-7469.
McMICHAEL CANADIAN ART COLLECTION Immag Takkujavut (The Way We See
It): Paintings From Cape Dorset, to Mar. 17. Diamonds In The Rough,
75th Anniversary Of The Group Of Seven, Part Two, extended to Mar. 17.
From Tapawingo To Public Treasure: History Of The McMichael Canadian
Art Collection, ongoing. Group Of Seven: Their Contemporaries &
Successors, permanent. $6/$3/Chd Under 5 free. 10365 Islington,
Kleinburg. 905-893-1121.
MERCER UNION New paintings by Nester Kruger, Long-Thin-Contour,
paintings by Angela Leach, Review 2: The Monumental New City: Art And
Community (1980-85), Chromaliving, Monumenta, New City Of Sculpture,
to Feb. 17. 439 King W. 977-1412.
METRO ARCHIVES Pipe Dreams, history of water and sewer infrastructure
in Metro Toronto, to Sept. '96. 255 Spadina Rd. 397- 5000.
MOVENPICK RESTAURANT New Works by Heather Graham-Fenton to Apr. 165
York.
NEILSON PARK CREATIVE CENTRE Humber Valley Art Club to Mar. 3. 56
Neilson Dr., Etobicoke. 622-5294.
O'CONNOR Paintings From The New Cambrian by Gary Walters, to Mar. 2.
473A Church. 921-7149.
OAKVILLE Multiple Exposure: The Group Portrait In Photography, to Mar.
24. Show at Centennial Gallery, 120 Navy St. and at Gairloch Gallery,
1306 Lakeshore Rd. E. 905-844-4402.
OLGA KORPER Paintings, works on paper by Lucio de Heusch, to Mar. 6.
17 Morrow Ave. 538-8220.
ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART Corporeal Forum by students from the Art
Drawing and Painting Program, to Feb. 16 at 100 McCaul. Blood And
Belonging by David Hannan, Linda Szoldatits, Dierdre Whelan, to Feb.
17 at 291 Dundas W. (977-6000 x262)
OPEN STUDIO Noise On Paper, prints and music by George Walker, to Feb.
24. FACE, the Studio's 25th anniversary exhibition, to Mar. 3. 520
King W. 504-8238.
PAINTED CITY The Essential Art, drawings, engravings in black and
white, works by 20 artists including Don Maynard, Leonard Baskin, to
Mar. 6. 234 Queen E. 364-0269.
Q CLUB Bits And Pieces by Lauren McKinley Renzetti, Pearl Van Geest,
to Feb. 29. 1574 Queen E. 699-6888.
QUEEN'S QUAY TERMINAL GALLERY: Fashion Futures, Feb. 17-Mar. 25. 3rd
Fl. GROUP OF TEN ARTISTS: Spirit Of The Artist, to Feb. 29. (203-
6940). 207 Queen's Quay W.
RED HEAD Body And Soul by Lorna Mills, Natalie Olanick to Feb. 24.
Also, Fast W〉ms in the showcase. 96 Spadina Ave., 8th Fl. 504- 5654.
RHINO BAR & GRILL Heart-On, Valentine multi-media, by the Parkdale
Village Arts Collective, to Feb. 18. 1249 Queen W. 532-6296 or 536-
6778.
ROBARTS LIBRARY Tissue Under Glass by Teresa Ascencao, Margaret Eder,
to Mar. 2. Harbord & St. George, 2nd Fl. 255-4382.
ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN Really Big Woodcuts by Donna Ibing to Feb. 25. Janet
Mitchell Retrospective: A Celebration, to Mar. 3. Durham College
Students Visit The Past, The Thomas Bouckley Collection, to Mar. 24.
Civic Centre, 72 Queen St., Oshawa. 905-576-3000.
RUNNYMEDE LIBRARY Paintings by Lioudmila Barmina thru Feb. 2178 Bloor
W. 393-7697.
RUSTIC COSMO CAFE Subobjectives, Paintings In The Round by Werner,
thru Feb. 1278 Queen W. 531-4924.
RYERSON Anna And The Gang, photography by Heidi Leverty, to Feb. 17.
80 Spadina Ave., Ste 305. 703-2235.
S.L. SIMPSON New Photographs by James Casebere and The Emma Lake Works
On Paper by Judith Schwarz, to Mar. 5. 515 Queen W. 504- 3738.
SCARBOROUGH CIVIC CENTRE Traditional embroidery by Scarborough
Needlearts Guild, to Feb. 28. 150 Borough Dr.
SHARK I Want A Name _ When I Lose _, collaborative project includes
works by Ross Knight, Jackie McAllister, to Feb. 29. 869A Bathurst.
340-8484 x237.
STEPHEN BULGER Gaza, Migrant Farmers, El Salvadore, recent portfolios
by Larry Towell, to Mar. 2. 700 Queen W. 504-0575.
SUSAN HOBBS Colette Whiten to Feb. 24. 137 Tecumseth. 504-3699.
TABLEAU VIVANT Oil paintings by Menno Krant, to Mar. 2. 917 Queen W.
504-7298.
TORONTO SCULPTURE GARDEN At This Point by Panya Clark, to Apr. 15. 115
King E. 485-9658.
V. TONY HAUSER Legends Portfolio to Mar. 21. 55 Front E. 862-7082.
WHITLOCKS Margie Gilbert to Feb. 28. 1961 Queen E. 691-8784.
WINDOWS Hannibal Ante Portas by Sadko Hadzihasanovic, to Mar. 2. 488
Queen W. 695-7720.
WYNICK/TUCK Paintings, sculpture, works on paper, books, audio tapes,
group show, to Feb. 24. 80 Spadina Ave., 4th Fl. 504-8716.
YYZ ARTISTS' OUTLET I'm Going To Tell You A Ghost Story, videos by
Nelson Henricks, and Genes And Genesis/Inexact Shadows, installation
by Cheryl Sourkes, to Mar. 9. 1087 Queen W. 531-7869.
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Subject: MUSEUMS
BATA SHOE About Shoes: Footwear Through The Ages. The Gentle Step:
19th Century Women's Shoes. Our Boots: An Inuit Woman's Art. One, Two
Buckle My Shoe: Illustrations From Contemporary Children's Books About
Shoes. Admission $6/$4/$2. First Tues of month free. 327 Bloor W. 979-
7799.
GIBSON HOUSE Putting By For The Winter: 19th Century Preserving
Techniques And Technologies. $1.50-$2.50. 5172 Yonge.
MCMASTER Meditations And Revelations: International Contemporary Art
From The University's Permanent Collection, to Feb. 18. The Figure and
also The Influence Of The Other, to Apr. 14. University Ave. at
Sterling St., Hamilton. 905-525-9140 x23081.
MUSEUM FOR TEXTILES A Textile Collaboration 1975-1995 by Beauregard
and Lamarre, to Mar. 3. The Tim Jocelyn Collection to Mar. 17.
Acquisitions Ninety-four: Art And Utility, to Mar. 17. This Is Not A
Poem. This Is A Summer Quilt, African Canadian quilts, to June 9.
$4/$5. 55 Centre. 599-5321.
OAKVILLE MUSEUM Celebrate Heritage Day with crafts, music, displays by
toymaker Alan Case, doll collector Maeva Donaldson. Feb. 18, 1:30-4pm.
$3. 8 Navy St. 905-845-3541.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM T.T. Tsui Galleries Of Chinese Art, opens Feb.
17. Safe Haven: The Refugee Experience Of Five Families, to Apr. 8. A
Canadian Portrait: Faces From Canada's Past, to July. Centrepieces For
The Table, to July. Watching TV: Historic Televisions And Memorabilia
From The MZTV Museum, to Sept. 15. Ancient Mariners Of The Adriatic,
early bronze age artifacts from the island of Palagruza, to Jan. '97.
Corsets To Calling Cards, to Mar. '97. The Maiasaur Project - The Life
And Times Of The Dinosaur, indefinite. 100 Queen's Park. $3.50-$7/$15
Fam. 586-5551.
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Subject: ART EVENTS
ANTIQUE FLOOR CLOTHS Advanced workshop. Feb. 17, 9:30am-4:30pm. $80
includes all supplies. Scarborough Arts Council, 1859 Kingston. 698-
7322.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO: BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Kenny Robinson and the
Nubian Disciples of Pryor All Black Comedy Review, Feb. 16, 7pm. Jack
Soul, Feb. 16, 8pm. Family tour, Feb. 18, 1:30 & 3pm. Ballet Creole
presents African culture, Feb. 18, 2pm. FAMILY: Interactive programs,
Sundays 11am-4pm. FILM: The Independents, film, video production, Feb.
21, 7pm. The Passionate Canadians: Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven
1910-1920, Feb. 16, noon. $15 Fam/Under 12 free. Free Wed 5-10pm. 317
Dundas W. 977-0414.
ART SHOW & SALE Works by four Toronto artists. Feb. 18. 52 Inc., 394
College. 597-2712.
BURLINGTON ART CENTRE: ART AUCTION Fundraiser with six participating
galleries, door prizes. Previews Feb. 15, 7-10pm, Feb. 16, noon-6pm,
auction Feb. 16, 7pm. $15. 1333 Lakeshore Rd. 905- 632-7796.
COSTUMEMAKER STUDIO Workshop. Feb. 17-18, 10am-5pm. $60. Stephen
Leacock Community Centre, 2520 Birchmount Rd. 396-7411.
HARBOURFRONT CENTRE: LECTURE: The Potter's Art with Karen Livingstone,
Feb. 15, 8pm in Brigantine Room; $2-$5 (973-4000). GLASS: Basic Glass-
Blowing Skills, Feb. 16-18; $250 (973-4951). TEXTILE: Silk-screen
printing, hand-painting, Katazome, papermaking workshops, to Mar.
(971-4952). FAMILES: Kaleidoscope, free crafts program runs Sundays
11:30am-4:30pm at Lookout. York Quay Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. 973-
3000.
HERITAGE WEEKEND Toronto Historical Board presents free general
admission of all museums. Feb. 17-18, noon-5pm. Also, free hourly
building tours of 205 Yonge, Feb. 19, noon-4pm. 392-6827 x265.
MUSEUM FOR TEXTILES: Art And Utility featuring a crazy quilt and
children's samplers, storytellers Aggye Brynn-Carr and Harriett
Xanthakos, musician Bertha Madott. Feb. 18, 2:30pm. $5/$10. 55 Centre.
599-5321.
PAPER DECORATING 2-day workshop. Feb. 17 & 24 at 9:30am-3:30pm. $45.
Neilson Park Creative Centre, 56 Neilson Dr., Etobicoke. 622- 5294.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM: OPENING: Traditional Chinese dancers, musicians,
storytellers, artisians kick off unveiling of T.T. Tsui Galleries Of
Chinese Art, Feb. 17, 1-4pm. TALK: Ka Bo Tsang talks about the Year Of
The Mouse, Feb. 20, noon.
LECTURE: Brilliant Effects: Jewels, Portraiture And Power In 18th-
Century England, Feb. 18, 2-3:30pm; $11. ART & ARCHAEOLOGY: Tours,
Feb. 19-23, 2-3pm. Some Of Our Favourite Things, Feb. 20, 5:30-
7:30pm. Digging Up The Dirt, Cutting Edge, lecture, Feb. 22, 7-
8:30pm; $7. FRENCH: Tour, Feb. 20. SINGLES: Connecting presents
Seeking Fame And Fortune: Canadian Artists In Paris, Feb. 21, 6:15-
8:30pm; $13. 100 Queen's Park. 586-5797.
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