Saturday 12 October 2024

FROM US TO YOU - Saturday Oct 5th

FROM US TO YOU

Take a journey down Gerrard street and watch ordinary spaces come to

life through contemporary dance.

New dance works by: Lauren Cook, Ryan Lee, Dawson Lloyd.










































 

Friday 11 October 2024

The Watercolour Show - Oct 2-20


Gerrard Art Space is now showing the Watercolour show

Thank you to all who were able to join the reception 

We had a wonderful turn out of friends, family,  and artists. We had a beautiful sunny day to help celebrate another beautiful show by these very talented artist

The Watercolour show is up until Oct 20th

Participating Artist: Lisa Wilson, Skye Cheung, Lee Angold, Wendy Wallace, Dave Corlett, Lindsey Erdman, Jeehey Lee, Bill Ward, Robert Quance, Olga Philip, Glenise Steuart, King Chiu, Jill A. Prenger, Anita Brooks, Karin McLean, & Ioanna Bertrand

Please see pics below from the reception, Saturday Oct 5th

Lisa Wilson

Glenise Steuart

Ioanna Bertrand

Wendy Wallace

Bill Ward

Lindsay Erdman

Anita Brooks

Dave Corlett

King Chiu

Jeehey Lee

Skye Cheung

Robert Quance

Jill A. Prenger

Family & Friends












 

BESIDE THE DARKEST POINT I'LL FIND MY LIGHT- A solo show by Joanne Filletti, Sept 11-29


BESIDE THE DARKEST POINT I'LL FIND MY LIGHT
A solo show by Joanne Filletti

A special thank you to Joanne Filletti for sharing her work, her dream, her passion for art, her commitment to our community, and her grace and love to all that she does.

Please see artist statement and pics from reception below..

A exhibition inspired by moths

"I find moths to be beautiful insects. For some they are the epitome of destruction but I am fascinated by how they make their way in the dark towards the light

In some folklore moths are associated with death, representing the souls of those who have passed away bearing messages from the afterlife. There are those who believe moths symbolize change, growth and transformation - acting as a guide that lights a path towards a greater understanding or maybe a way to be less fearful of the journey.

I like all of that: something that is perhaps innocuous to many, has also become imbued with meaning that has formed and evolved over time and place, transcending the banal to embody symbology of different cultures, passed down through generations. I find that comforting. A little illumination from the past, a little symbolism and guidance for us to move through the present to whatever is out there afterwards.

This show is dedicated to those lost this year specifically Joyce F. Marcus B, Murray M, 
Robin W, Tom T, and Noreen M and to others that I continue to miss. I hope that for each and everyone of you, that your paths were well lit."

J.Filletti
September 2024