Howard Rideout Architect

Bringing Light into the Night – A talk at the Haliburton School of Art + Design

In this talk at the Haliburton School of Art + Design , Howard Rideout shares his unique fusion of architecture and drawing which informs nolevelon, a wilderness preserve and sculpture garden he's designing in Muskoka....

Bringing Light into the Night – A talk at the Haliburton School of Art + Design In this talk at the Haliburton School of Art + Design , Howard Rideout shares his unique fusion of architecture and drawing which informs nolevelon, a wilderness preserve and sculpture garden he& #8…

I am excited to be exhibiting two, large format charcoal drawings at "in Wake", a group exhibition of artwork at Bela Farm on June 20th and 21st, 2026 to celebrate the summer solstice. I look forward to seeing you there.

in Wake – A Pandemic Shift in Perception I’m excited to be exhibiting two, large format, charcoal drawings at in Wake, a group exhibition of artwork at Bela Farm, located outside the small hamlet of Erin, Ontario, immediately north-…

Earth Week at *here | there – Papermill Gallery – April 22-26, 2026

Earth Week at "here | there" begins tomorrow, April 22—Earth Day—and continues through April 26. The exhibition, on view at the Papermill Gallery, brings together drawings and photography that introduce nolevelon, the Rideout Winters Preservation Initiative....

Earth Week at *here | there – Papermill Gallery – April 22-26, 2026 Earth Week at “here | there” begins tomorrow, April 22—Earth Day—and continues through April 26. The exhibition, on view at the Papermill Gallery, brings together drawings and photograp…

Anyone who follows my social media knows that I don’t exactly subscribe to the saying, "a picture is worth a thousand words". But, in this case, the image below sums up the first City Talks on Forest Walks lecture series held last Sat. April 11th 2026, which was for me, one of the best days of my life.

City Talks on Forest Walks – Spiritual Awakenings Anyone who follows my social media knows that I don’t exactly subscribe to the saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words”. But, in this case, the image below sums up Saturday April 1…

Howard Rideout’s exhibition nolevelon — here | there transforms the Papermill Gallery into a journey through his vision for a nature preserve and sculpture garden in Muskoka. Charcoal drawings, photography, and film guide visitors through three “realms” of wilderness, offering a rare opportunity to experience an ambitious landscape vision unfolding both in Toronto — and beyond.

*here | there – the art of nolevelon Howard Rideout’s exhibition nolevelon — here | there transforms the Papermill Gallery into a journey through his vision for a nature preserve and sculpture garden in Muskoka. Charcoal drawings, pho…