In anticipation of her upcoming solo exhibition Everything Under the Sun, Vancouver Island-based artist Anne Griffiths delves into the inspiration behind her new body of work, offering insight into her creative process and reflecting on her growing international presence.
For Tom Burrows' Main Level solo exhibition Clam, the internationally recognized Canadian artist reflects on a local Pacific Northwestern consequence of climate change, and his over-fifty-year-long relationship with his now iconic choice medium of acrylic polymer resin.
For his new Upper Gallery solo exhibition Windswept in Vancouver, established Canadian painter Robert Marchessault explains his long-continuing fascination with and veneration of trees, and how he uses sculpted form and colour to elicit emotional connection and response from viewers.
Join us at 1384 Dufferin Street on Saturday, May 3rd, for two artist talks by renowned photographer Barbara Cole and multidisciplinary artist Ted Fullerton. This event is part of the Canadian Art Hop, presented by the Art Dealers Association of Canada.
Explore the captivating world of Toronto-based artist Joshua Jensen-Nagle in his Toronto Guardian feature. Go behind the scenes for a rare look at a day in his life—both in the studio and in the everyday experiences that fuel his creative vision.
Bau-Xi Gallery proudly announces the representation of emerging artist Celia Lees (b. 1996), an abstract painter who lives and works in Toronto. Her artistic journey began as a search for self-expression and a deeper connection with life and herself.
In anticipation of his new solo exhibition The Northern Coast: The Second Time Around, David T. Alexander offers thoughts on a selection of these new images as well as insight into his processes, and discusses the unexpected effect of returning to the coast on his approach to depicting it.
We are honored to represent the late Kim Keever. The internationally acclaimed photographer, who sadly passed away earlier this year, was best known for his colourful large-scale abstractions. Keever cultivated his signature practice by utilizing his passion for engineering, science, and art.
In anticipation of her retrospective solo exhibition Repertoire, Sylvia Tait reflects on the enduring influence of colour and form in her life and artistic career.
Bau-Xi Gallery is thrilled to be featured in Designlines Magazine. The article highlights the architectural beauty of our new Toronto flagship location at 1384 Dufferin Street. The converted textile factory combines industrial heritage with modern design, creating a space that enhances the artwork it displays while keeping the building’s past firmly in view. Read the full article here!
In our new artist Q & A, Toronto based artist Janna Watson talks about her new solo exhibition Elementals and the enduring significance of nature, literature, and a light and playful approach to her iconic gestural abstract works.
Michelle Nguyen is currently featured in an intriguing Artsy article by Annabel Keenan examining the rising of contemporary artists' references to the still lifes of the Dutch Golden Age.