by KG-Gallery | Jun 7, 2021 | a look back, Katie + Gunner Exhibits
found the space. historic building. historic neighbourhood. a 60 foot wall. signed the lease beginning of december 2019. and were set to open april 1st, 2020. simple as that. of course we didn’t open in april. the province went into lockdown and our opening was...
by KG-Gallery | May 25, 2021 | Katie + Gunner Exhibits
let’s be clear. i don’t consider brad bamford to be a hyper-realist painter. i know that’s ridiculous. because his paintings are studies in recreation. recreations of recreations, if you will. first the camera reproduces the reality in front of it....
by KG-Gallery | Mar 12, 2021 | an appreciation, Katie + Gunner Exhibits
Inuit art drawing by Kingmeata Etidlooie – Dorset one of the things that strikes me about inuit art is the place that female artists hold. it’s no secret that female artists make up around 2% of the global art market and yet in the arctic, women have...
by KG-Gallery | Jan 7, 2021 | an appreciation, Katie + Gunner Exhibits
From afar, it would be easy to mistake Cindy Rizza’s work as photographs. Piles of blankets. Laundry on the line. A lawn chair casting a shadow on the side of a house. However, they are not photographs at all. Rizza is a Contemporary Realist painter and each of...
by KG-Gallery | Dec 4, 2020 | inspired, Katie + Gunner Exhibits
It’s hard not to be inspired by Hagar Vardimon. In fact, I used to have a ripped out image of one of her Lonely Houses taped to my bedroom wall. A single house floating above a perfectly threaded shadow. The embroidered photographs grew out of her obsession with...
