Opening: Saturday, December 6: 2-5PM

“Tis the season for giving.  An exclusive opportunity to get for that someone you love, a special & unique piece of art that can be enjoyed for years to come.

Abstraction vs. Realism.  seemingly opposite of the spectrum, we find so often in art that one informs the other.  Many artists have worked, either throughout their career or simultaneously in both and use the creativity to help inform and expand the other.

Opening: Saturday, October 18, 2025: 2-5 PM

“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance” – Aristotle

Opening Reception: Saturday, September 20: 2-5PM. artist in attendance

A play on the childhood rhyme with a twist…. This show aims to focus on trees & branches; elements of the forest, and stones & rocks.

Soon it is back to School with autumn on our doorstep, we want to take the opportunity to highlight a selection of works by various of our gallery artists that focuses on the beautiful fall colours.  With works by: William Duma, David Alexander, Elzbieta Krawecka, Le Shi, Kenneth Lochhead, Simon Andrew, Jim Stokes, Diana Zasadny and more…

A selection of handpicked works by our roster of artists, including: Alain Attar, Harold Town, Phil Darrah, Camrose Ducote, Amy Modahl, David Newkirk, Ronald Bloore, Nancy Boyd, Simon Andrew, Robin Smith-Peck, Jim Stokes, Jennifer Hornyak, Linda Nardelli and more…

This summer, Wallace Galleries is delighted to present Summer Escape, a group exhibition with works by: Joice M. Hall, Diana Zasadny, David T. Alexander, William Duma, Laurie Steen, Bob Kebic, Kai Liu, Brent Laycock, Tony Onley, and more.

The Sunshine is out and the flowers are blooming!

This year marks the year of Ronald Bloore’s 100th Birthday.  In celebration of his centenary, this exhibition will cover a vast selection of Bloore’s works. A complex and diverse artist, Bloore made a large mark on Canadian art history, not only with his artwork but as an educator, and past director of the Mackenzie Art Gallery.  This exhibition aims to explore the vastness of his art-making career, with careful attention to paintings, drawing, and sculptures from as early as 1961 to the 2000s.

In the new work, INFINITE FLUX, my ongoing attraction to the Buddhist aesthetic/philosophy of Wabi Sabi still pertains.   Nothing is perfect, nothing lasts, nothing stays the same. Time, space and matter are perpetually swirling and shifting to new dimensions and forms.  In each mixed media piece, I first fix attention on the appearance of an organic form; either a seed, a pod or a bloom of some indeterminate origin. In a meditative trance of careful drawing, I reflect on the apparent perfection of those forms at a single moment in time.

During the winter season as the sun falls low on the horizon, we observe some dramatic lighting.  Many artists embrace the season and try and capture this aspect; others venture into another world to explore the inside world of the mind and imagination.