The Holiday Show

Many thanks to all the artist who participated in this show and to all the friends and family who came to our last reception of the year. As we close off the year we are so grateful for all the support and love we have received, for the community that has been created, and the family that has been built. A very Happy Holiday to all and we look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

Kazi Hassan

Asma Sultana

Jeehey Lee

Sabita Murthy

Marilyn Vasilkioti

Dahlia Sawwan

Iryna Filipava

   Patrizia Brasch

Christopher & Danielle

Lisa Herrera

Bernadette Badali

Joanne Lamantia

Gary Simkins

Varun Vachhar

King Chiu

Liliana DeIrisarri

Cherie Daly

Kay Compagnoni

Kaeli Stein

Max MacDonald

Ioana Bertrand

Jyne Greenley

 

 THE HOLIDAY MARKET

Thank you to all the vendors who made this event a success and brought such a beautiful, vibrant energy to the space. With Handmade artisanal goods, Textiles, handmade Jewelry, and crafts, we had a bit of everything for everyone. Our annual Market will continue and look forward to seeing you all at the next one 

The Unwanted Resilient Path, solo exhibit by Jyne Greenley -Nov 13- Dec 1

 

Artist Statement:

The Unwanted Resilient Path.
A Journey of Holding Deep Grief and bits of joy and walking between those two worlds. A Journey we all take in one form or another. It's part of the human existence. It's raw, vulnerable and real. A walk through the initial hit of losing your person, your life as you know it is gone. A walking through the deep , deep pain, the chaos, the 'unfooting' and the swirl of darkness that literally consumes.Then the brave steps of coming to the surface. To take a breath, to see some light, to catch bits of joy and holding them. Feeling them. Allowing them. These are new works of art on paper, wood and stone that reflect my grief journey.

Thank you for being my witness. I lost mine. 

We celebrated with Jyne on Saturday November 17 - an emotional one for sure. A tremendous amount of love and support in the room.

Bravo Jyne. xo

Jyne Greenley(centre) with friends