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ADHESIVE VINYL

  • Adhesive Vinyl

Removable adhesive vinyl has become a popular choice for everything from major exhibits to short term gallery installations. To support artists in this growing market we have installed a state-of-the-art UV curable printing system so that we can offer fine art quality printing on the 3M™ Controltac™ films specifically designed for easy installation.

CANVAS WRAPS

Create art from your images! Print on high quality canvas with durable UV cured inks. Available in a wide variety of sizes on either 3/4″ or 1 3/4″ depth stretchers. Choose a black or white edge wrap or have your image wrap the edge for that pro look.

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PHOTO METALLIC PRINTS

Photo metallic printing lends pictures an intense warmth and depth. Through the interplay of transparency and refraction one can discern silver-white and metallic reflection effects. Your images printed on this metallic paper become a true sensation for the eye.

Shows and Events

Nicholas Metivier Gallery

EDWARD BURTYNSKY: RARE EARTH
11 May – 08 June 2024
Nicholas Metivier Gallery
190 Richmond Street East, Toronto

Edward Burtynsky is regarded as one of the world’s most accomplished contemporary photographers. The predominant theme in his work is nature transformed through industry and he has documented some of the most poignant examples of this around the world. Often using an aerial vantage point, his large-scale photographs are rich in detail and vast in scale, sometimes verging on the appearance of painterly abstractions.

Paul Petro Contemporary Art

NELSON HENRICKS: DON’T YOU LIKE THE GREEN OF A
05 April – 11 May 2024
Paul Petro Contemporary Art
980 Queen St West, Toronto

“Don’t You Like the Green of A? is based on the correspondences between letters and colours specific to Joan Mitchell’s synaesthesia––a condition that Henricks happens to share with her. Synaesthesia is a neurological syndrome in which perception by one sense automatically triggers a perception in one of the other senses. This connectivity between senses may be manifested in different ways.

United Contemporary

JAKE KIMBLE: MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
04 April – 11 May 2024
United Contemporary
1444 Dupont Street, Unit 22, Toronto

In Make Yourself At Home, Jake Kimble processes a familial loss and the 2023 decimation by forest fire of one of his home communities in the Northwest Territories, through a body of work that honours and archives grief, and the personal need to repair and rebuild. In it, he examines the definition of “home” and the gravitational pull of home when needing to heal and reconnect with the land, whether physically, spiritually, emotionally, or mentally.

CONTACT GALLERY

L.M.RAMSEY – DAMNED
01 May – 15 June 2024
CONTACT Gallery
80 Spadina Ave, Ste 205, Toronto

DAMNED is a poetic homage to beavers and their home-building capacities, explored through the materiality of photography and its various technological manifestations. New York-based artist, data synthesizer, photographer, and museum conservation photographer, L. M. Ramsey’s tendency toward, and proficiency with, photographic technologies is here transformed into a poem.

Bau-Xi Gallery

TOM BURROWS | INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT
04 April – 25 April 2024
Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin
1384 Dufferin Street, Toronto

Bau-Xi Gallery is thrilled to present Vancouver-based artist Tom Burrows’ new solo exhibition Into That Good Night, his first show for Bau-Xi Toronto since 2019. The latest chapter in The Curve of Time series, this collection is comprised of exceptional polymer resin sculptures.

Goethe Institut Toronto

FOR:GROUND BY ZUN LEE
03 May – 29 May 2024
Goethe Institut Toronto
100 University Ave, North Tower, 2nd Floor, Toronto

Presented by the Goethe-Institut with CONTACT Photography Festival & Art Metropole Core exhibition of the CONTACT Photography Festival 2024.

In this new exhibition-in-the-making, renowned artist and Guggenheim Fellow Zun Lee revisits his own street photography practice to depart from the usual focus on wandering. Lee proposes lingering and loitering as reclamation strategies to subvert the way modern technocultural urban spaces regulate wayward bodies.

The Cardinal Gallery

LAURA JANE PETELKO : SWAY
20 April – 26 May 2024
The Cardinal Gallery
1231 Davenport Rd, Toronto

Laura Jane Petelko, born in Toronto in 1972, is a Canadian photographic artist renowned for her emotive sincerity and intimate subject matter. Her artistic journey began in Vancouver during the early 2000s, where she gained recognition for her series “28”, which explored tender and intimate themes of a friends personal recovery. Additionally, Petelko collaborated with women in her series “Listen”,empowering them to convey their own powerful messages on their skin.

Koffler

DECADE: 10 YEARS OF CREATION AT YOUNGPLACE
22 February – 12 May 2024
Koffler
180 Shaw Street, #104-105, Toronto

To acknowledge and celebrate the role the building and its tenants have played within the cultural ecology of Toronto over these past 10 years, Koffler Arts is excited to present DECADE, a group exhibition by eight contemporary artists currently or recently working in the building.

While the building itself is significant to Toronto’s architectural heritage, it is ultimately the human activity that is the heart and soul of a place. Over the past 10 years, 180 Shaw St. has had nearly 100 artists and cultural groups practicing a diverse range of media and forms, solidifying its purpose and value.

The Image Centre

SCOTIABANK PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD: KEN LUM
04 May 2024 – 03 August 2024
The Image Centre
33 Gould Street, Toronto

This exhibition, comprising seminal series along with new works, celebrates the career of Canadian artist Ken Lum. Winner of the 2023 Scotiabank Photography Award, Lum is internationally known for his conceptualist approach, particularly his various signature series of photographic portraits paired with concise, slogan-like written texts.

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