Gallery House

Join us tomorrow from 12–5 PM for our current exhibition featuring Susan Farquhar’s Enchanted Adaptation and Bobby Mathieson’s latest works.

Susan’s paintings invite viewers into richly imagined landscapes where nature, memory, and transformation intersect. Complementing the exhibition, Bobby’s work offers a compelling exploration of form, texture, and storytelling.

If you missed the opening reception, we invite you to spend time with the work in a quieter setting and experience the exhibition firsthand.

Open Saturday, June 13
12–5 PM

Gallery House

Installation is underway for our upcoming exhibition, and we are pleased to welcome guest artist Bobby Mathieson to Gallery House.

Bobby’s work explores landscape, atmosphere and a strong sense of place through a distinctive painterly approach that invites reflection and connection.

Join us for the opening reception of this Double Solo Exhibition featuring and .

Thursday, June 4, 2026
6:00–8:00 PM

Exhibition continues through June 27.

Gallery House

Gallery House is pleased to present a double solo exhibition featuring new works by Gallery House artist and guest artist

Enchanted Adaptation continues Susan Farquhar’s exploration of altered ecosystems, material transformation, and the evolving relationship between nature and the anthropogenic world through layered mixed media assemblage.

Alongside Farquhar’s work, Bobby Mathieson presents PORTRAIT OF AN ANIMATED GARDEN, a new body of paintings exploring emotion, memory, and instability through expressive floral still life & other subjects.

Opening reception with both artists in attendance:
Thursday, June 4
6:00 – 8:00 PM

Exhibition on view:
June 4 – 27, 2026
Saturdays, 12:00 – 5:00 PM

Last night with for a private, invite-only screening of the live runway from New York’s Times Square, marking Demna’s debut Cruise collection for the House.

An intimate evening of fashion, atmosphere, and cinematic and beautifully considered.

Thank you Gucci!

Art meets motion at Automobile Council 2026.

Pleased to share that , an affiliated dealer of / , will be presenting works by , alongside Hiroyuki Satake and Emma Thompson Chaplin.

A compelling intersection of contemporary art and design—opening today.

Automobile Council 2026
Makuhari Messe, Chiba - Japan
April 10–12, 2026
10:00–18:00

Returning yesterday on a snowy day to the Faculty of Visual Arts at Western University to speak with 3rd and 4th year students and the MFA cohort in Soheila Esfahani and Kelly Wood’s class was a real pleasure.

Grateful to Alena Robin, Chair of the Department of Visual Arts, for the invitation and warm welcome back to the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre. Thank you as well to Soheila Esfahani for the kind introduction, and to Kelly Wood and Soheila for bringing their students into the conversation about building a career in the arts.

If you are in London, be sure to visit Museum London to see “Trip-X: Brazilian Art in Canada, from the 1970’s – Now,” curated by Alena Robin. The exhibition features a rare collection of Brazilian works donated by John and Elizabeth Moore and is on view through April 19, 2026.

Sneak peek.

New works by Susan Farquhar — intricate compositions created entirely from paper, paint, pastel. Through delicate layering, cutting, and construction, Farquhar transforms this humble material into meditations on nature, growth, and the quiet complexity of organic forms.

More soon.

Monday evening at the Art Gallery of Ontario after the Prints & Drawing Committee meeting and this wall stopped me in my tracks.

That perfect Pepto-pink — bold, playful, and unexpectedly beautiful in the quiet of the museum after hours.

Fantastic sneak peek last night — an engaging evening that opened with remarks by Stephan Jost (Michael and Sonja Koerner Director & CEO), followed by Jim Shedden (Curator, Special Projects & Director, Publishing) and a lively discussion with Piers Hemmingsen and Trudy Medcalf.

Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm
Organized by the National Portrait Gallery, London and drawn from Paul McCartney’s personal archive, the exhibition presents more than 250 photographs capturing a pivotal cultural moment.

Offering a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on the meteoric rise of The Beatles, the images reveal McCartney as a thoughtful visual observer — documenting touring life, the energy of the era, and intimate moments with John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.

Historic, personal, and surprisingly tender — a remarkable window into a band that reshaped modern culture. Opens March 24, 2026.