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In light of Shi Le's ongoing exhibition Landscape - A Select View II at Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin, we asked the artist to open up about himself and his creation process. Shi Le's daughter, Domee Shi also provides a personal insight into growing up with the artist and whitnessing his practice over the years. 

Montreal-based artist Michelle Nguyen offers two new paintings, both characteristically rich in symbolism and detail. Here the artist provides enlightening and thought-provoking descriptions for each piece. 

In anticipation of her new solo exhibition Soft Gravity, Vancouver based abstract artist Vicky Christou discusses the origins of her integration of craft and artistry, the influence of the tumbling weightlessness of wind, and her approach to abstracting this invisible phenomenon.

In anticipation of Steven Nederveen's upcoming solo exhibition Heart Centre, Bau-Xi's Kyle Matuzewiski sits down with the artist at his studio, where he discusses the development and integration of colour fields in his landscape based, mixed media compositions and the spiritual connectivity they symbolize.

Bau-Xi Gallery is thrilled to announce that Jeffrey Milstein's photograph Newark 8 Terminal B will be featured prominently in Munich on posters and banners advertising the upcoming stop of the renowned group exhibition Civilization, The Way We Live Now.

In anticipation of Vicki Smith's upcoming solo exhibition Larger Than Life, Bau-Xi's Kyle Matuzewiski goes behind the scenes with the artist at her studio, where she discusses the expanding horizons of her swimmers and the incredible magnitude and impact of nature when it is experienced away from the bustling city. 

Join us on Saturday, October 19th from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm at 1384 Dufferin Street for an artist talk and Q & A, hosted by Kyle Matuzewiski, the Co-Director of Bau-Xi Gallery. Guests will hear from Barbara Cole about her Shadow Dancing series and learn about the artist’s dynamic career. The artist talk begins at 11:30 am and light refreshments will be served.

For his new solo exhibition Seeing Through, Vancouver based artist Eric Louie shines a light on the genesis of his sculptural abstract forms, and discusses his allusion to landscape and the effect of creating art in both the analog and digital worlds.