Edwin Janzen

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  Randall Anderson

  In the case of Randall Anderson’s recent exhibition, “New Work ….. from the 80s,” the artist casts his attention backward by four decades, revisiting old images and ideas in a new body of work.

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  Trevor Kiernander

  When you think of a “painting collective,” it is normal to imagine a group of artists. Montreal painter Trevor Kiernander shows us, however, that it is also possible for the artworks themselves to exist in a collectivity, communicating together in a voice louder than the sum of its parts. With his latest show, “Are We Here?,” Kiernander engages the visitor in this vein, laying out the exhibition with a view to functional precision and theatrical effect, each work and its particular situation envisioned with care in relation to the others.

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  Les Ramsay

  “The sea is everything,” wrote Jules Verne in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. “It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe.… It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides.” As such, no human vision of the sea can be finite; each connects and merges with those of others elsewhere, sometimes quite distant in space and time.

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  Nicholas Crombach

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  Annie Hémond Hotte

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  John Player

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