Current Exhibitions

PARALLEL PERCEPTIONS

Sharron Corrigan Forrest &
Michelle Letarte​

April 24 —  May 12
Opening Reception:
April 25, 6:30 - 9:30 pm 
Meet the Artists:
May 5, 2 - 4 pm

Sharron Corrigan Forrest and Michelle Letarte bring together their respective impressions and connections to the history and landscapes of their travels; in particular, canyons, gorges and caves. The rich layering of mediums, embedded materials and highly textured surfaces complement the parallel perceptions of their experiences.  

Call For Submissions & Workshop

UNMADE

Unmade — Annual Curated Exhibition
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"A Day of Undoing" Workshop with Artist/ Curator Jill Price
Saturday, May 4, 10am — 2pm
$25 Propeller Members/ $35 Non-members

DEADLINE:
June 1, 2019
Exhibition Dates:
June 26 — July 14

Our Annual Curated show is now open for your submission. We are pleased to announce that our guest curator this year is Jill Price. 

​UNMADE invites artists to examine “unmaking as a creative act” for an exhibition @ Propeller Art Gallery this June 26 — July 14, 2019.

This is a fascinating opportunity for artists to think about materiality in a deep ecological way.

We are also pleased to offer an 'unmaking' Workshop led by Jill Price

"A Day of Undoing" Workshop with Artist / Curator Jill Price
Saturday, May 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (in advance of the June 1st submission deadline)
More info

Upcoming Exhibitions

​HUMANS REMAIN:
PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE OF LIFE ON EARTH, PART 2

Jack Wayne

May 15 — 26
Opening Reception:
May 16, 6 - 8:30 pm

Jack Wayne was born in Windsor, Ontario. His first full-time job involved giving motivational talks to inmates of Ontario’s Mental Health Hospitals. Unfortunately the provincial government in the mid-1960s declared all Ontario residents to be sane and Jack found himself unemployed. He developed a TV series, "The City" for the Metropolitan Educational Television Association. The final episode was broadcast in March, 1967. Once again at a loss for gainful occupation Jack returned to school and was awarded a Ph.D. in Sociology.

Dr. Wayne was a professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto for over 30 years. After the third decade Jack realized that his academic career wasn’t working out. He declared his students to be fully educated and turned his attention to textbook publishing. His firm, Canadian Scholars’ Press Inc., is the leading Canadian-owned textbook publisher in Canada. It enjoyed remarkable growth after Jack sold the company in 2008. Dr. Wayne is a Past-President of the Association of Canadian Publishers.

Jack is now a fine art photographer. He is a member of the Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts in Toronto. His 2019 solo show, "Humans Remain: Photographic Evidence of Life on Earth, Part 2,"  is part of the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival. In addition he has shown his images in juried and non-juried shows in the US and Canada. His work has been acquired by several collectors.

​SPIRIT OF THE WILD 

Wayne Kodje

May 15 — 26
Opening Reception:
May 16, 6 - 8:30 pm

Wild creatures and their environments are featured in this exhibition. The show is composed almost exclusively of watercolour paintings. Using energetic brush strokes, the artist portrays the spirit of life in gentle repose as well as in moments of high tension and energy. The images of beautiful creatures portray an almost ideal world, but one that is in change. This is a show about love, change and loss. The exhibition speaks of the unease in nature, and the urgency to save this world.

The artist Wayne Kodje is an Ojibway from Nipissing First Nation, but resides with his family in Toronto.

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