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‘Building houses’ open today and tomorrow 11-6

Posted • To be a women = strength - courage - knowledge - power | To be a women is something incredible. To be a women is to exceed the expectation, and the expectation should be nothing less then triumphant.

Today we celebrate the beauty in all women and the women we are so grateful to have the chance to collaborate with - you are killing it! 💞

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Marissa Y Alexander | i dreamt i swam with you | 2020 | Hand-built white stoneware and various glazes, fired to cone

Marian Bolanos | Guardian Series III | 2022 | Ceramic

Kaley Flowers | New Era | 2020 | Porcelain, glaze, lustre, laces

Sarah Graeme | Softly We Reach | 2021 | Stoneware, cone 6 reduction, daffodil

Hannah Johnson | Accumulation #1 | 2021

Russna Kaur | Absence | 2021 | Acrylic and oil pastel on wood panel

Lyse Lemiux | CRISE M1 | 2010 | Ink, acrylic and gesso on 300 lbs arches paper

Natasha Verbeke | Spring | 2021 | Oil on canvas

Emma Welch | diver | 2021 | Colour pencil and wax pastel on linen over panel

debut exhibition ‘Building Houses’ continues today 11-6

All good things…

Today is the last chance to catch debut exhibition “It cannot be heard - the glow is so far away!”

Don’t miss the chance to see once of Canada’s most exciting emerging painters.

🎉🎉 FINAL SHOW 🎉🎉

is delighted to announce our final show “Building Houses”.

Opening next Thursday 5-7.

“Building Houses revolves around the experiences of living with oneself, as well as the practice of introspection. As I ask questions surrounding the phenomenon of displacement, my paintings are an exploration of the processes of familiarisation with a foreign space. Often times’ when entering a new space, it is difficult to pinpoint exactly why we feel uncomfortable. And vice versa - we can visit a new place or be in new surroundings and experience a sense of familiarity or belonging despite never having been there. This body of work seeks to delve into these states of being and contemplate the lengths we will take to shape our environments, as well as how these environments take effect on our own psyche.”

The new issue of features a wonderful review of “Holding a line in your hand”. The exhibition took place at last summer and features our current artist

Her exhibition runs until next Saturday.

What a difference a day makes…

back in the studio - he debut exhibition: It cannot be heard - the glow is so far away! Continues 11-6 today.

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As many of you will know I am on the cusp of becoming a father. Thus, the next exhibition of will be the last under the A Room With a View Gallery] title.

After which there will be a short break in proceedings to then return in May, with a brand new project with my wife:

Please follow our new page for updates about the project.

Thank you for all your support in A Room With a View Gallery] and this new venture.

🎉🎉WE ARE OPEN🎉🎉

After an extended break we are open for business as normal - please don’t miss this chance to come and see debut exhibition “It cannot be heard - the glow is so far away!”

Open 11-6 until Saturday

Follow into - fallen within |2021 | 48 x 36 [total of 2 surfaces] | Acrylic and Oil pastel on wood panel | $3200.00

It cannot be heard - the glow is so far away!

Sinking to the bottom, intricate beauty,chalk eye (eyes). Absence.

“Unusual groove, what is now?”

Sinking to the bottom, on shallow water -in deep water -now closely separated.

“Unusual groove, how have you risen?”

Sinking to the bottom, on one side. Moves outward, moves inward,

their life history is not completely known.

Followed into - fallen within. The structure of absence...

these often appear weak.

It is nowthat held promise.Seemingly present(presence),seemingly unrelated -until it eventually became clear. Disentangled. Now can be weak.

Starting 2022 with 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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HAPPY NEW YEAR -

It’s impossible for me to find a picture to sum up the thanks I have for all the support this past 6 months - so I chose this work from Birch Contemporary] and I booth

“Duh” means many things but here I reflect on the fact that my hard work has paid off and the support of the artists I work with has been nothing short of incredible.

Huge thanks to .stalford and and of course the BIGGEST thank you to Birch Contemporary] for making this happen - and you my followers, friends, and clients.
#2022 is going to be huge for the gallery, so watch this space.

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Merry Christmas to you and yours, I hope this festive season is safe for you all.

Thank you for your continued support for

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And then it got too cold, too cold | RUSSNA KAUR.]]

It was inevitable the snow would grace us at some point, just as it has done over the years | the inspiration for this painting is taken from a snowy scene from 1996 whereby RUSSNA KAUR.]] decided in her childhood doodling the scene had become too cold, too cold

Brave the weather and come and see RUSSNA KAUR.]] debut exhibition before we close for our Christmas break | OPEN UNTIL 6

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Toronto debut continues this week Thur-Sat 11-6 before the Christmas break.

A truly astonishing show by an artist of immense talent, Kaur’s works expand beyond there surfaces out onto the walls of the gallery. Creating an immersive experience that allows the viewer to explore the connections between themselves, works, and the gallery.

Still here, in a place that can be found, 30 x 24 , acrylic and oil pastel on wood panel, 2021. $1800

🎉~🎉 is delight to announce the debut exhibition of 🎉~🎉

It cannot be heard - the glow is so far away!

Opening reception Thursday 9 December | 5-8

Russna Kaur (b. 1991, Brampton, ON) is an artist living and working in Vancouver, Canada.

She holds an MFA from Emily Carr University of Art + Design (2019), and an BA (Honours) with a studio specialization from the University of Waterloo (2013).

Kaur is the recipient of the Takao Tanabe Painting Prize (2020) for emerging painters in British Columbia and the IDEA Art Award (2020). She was awarded the Gathie Falk Visual Arts Scholarship (2019), the University Women's Club of Vancouver Graduate Scholarship (2017), an Audain Faculty of Art Graduate Teaching Fellowship (2018) and was shortlisted for the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Canada Graduate Scholarship (2018). She has been an artist-in-residence at the Burrard Arts Foundation (2020) in Vancouver which concluded in a solo exhibition, Suddenly her lips sharpened – it was splendid. Kaur received the Centrum Emerging Artist Residency (2020) in Port Townsend, Washington.

Pictured | Shallow water | 2021 | 12 x 9 | Acrylic and oil pastel on wood panel [detail]

All good things must come to an end….

Two days remain to see Toronto debut ‘Tick tock, Drip drop’.

The gallery is open 11-6.

Omar Lalani est un artiste visuel basé à Brooklyn (NY). Son travail explore la psycho-sensorialité à travers l’haptique de la peinture et l’interaction de la couleur et de la forme. Grâce à des combinaisons de couleurs inattendues et des jeux d’accumulation et de soustraction de la matière peinte, les œuvres de Lalani deviennent évocatrices d’expériences sensorielles.

Au revoir Montreal, thank you to everyone that came to see us ! We had such an amazing time in your city.

Thank you to the team at for all there hard work up to and during the fair you made us feel like home and to for sharing his space

Until next time. ❤️❤️❤️

🎉 is upon us 🎉

est ravie de faire ses débuts à la , en présentant des œuvres de , et Venez nous rendre visite au kiosque C05.

est un artiste visuel basé à Brooklyn (NY). Son travail explore la psycho-sensorialité à travers l’haptique de la peinture et l’interaction de la couleur et de la forme. Grâce à des combinaisons de couleurs inattendues et des jeux d’accumulation et de soustraction de la matière peinte, les œuvres de Lalani deviennent évocatrices d’expériences sensorielles.

est une artiste visuelle et une éducatrice basée à Vancouver. Les œuvres de Kaur se manifestent à travers une exploration de la couleur, de la forme, du geste, de la ligne et de la texture. Dans son travail, l’action de peindre et l’utilisation du collage déploient un palimpseste à travers lequel les couches de matière révèlent et dissimulent simultanément une tension entre la représentation et l’abstraction.

est une artiste visuelle et une éducatrice basée à Toronto. Travaillant à partir de récits nationaux de la Palestine, du Liban et du Canada, Boulos explore comment les histoires racontées oralement subissent de constantes métamorphoses.

[L-R SKULL | FLEW AWAY | MY OWN HANDS ]

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A Room With a View Gallery est ravie de faire ses débuts à la en présentant des œuvres de , et

Venez nous rendre visite au kiosque C05.

Amanda Boulos est une artiste visuelle et une éducatrice basée à Toronto. Travaillant à partir de récits nationaux de la Palestine, du Liban et du Canada, Boulos explore comment les histoires racontées oralement subissent de constantes métamorphoses.

Russna Kaur est une artiste visuelle et une éducatrice basée à Vancouver. Les œuvres de Kaur se manifestent à travers une exploration de la couleur, de la forme, du geste, de la ligne et de la texture. Dans son travail, l’action de peindre et l’utilisation du collage déploient un palimpseste à travers lequel les couches de matière révèlent et dissimulent simultanément une tension entre la représentation et l’abstraction.

Omar Lalani est un artiste visuel basé à Brooklyn (NY). Son travail explore la psycho-sensorialité à travers l’haptique de la peinture et l’interaction de la couleur et de la forme. Grâce à des combinaisons de couleurs inattendues et des jeux d’accumulation et de soustraction de la matière peinte, les œuvres de Lalani deviennent évocatrices d’expériences sensorielles.

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A Room With a View Gallery] is delighted to announce the recent acquisition by a notable bank collection of Amanda Boulos] ‘s Outdoor Bird | 2018 | Oil on panel | 36” x 33” |

A truly outstanding work that highlights Boulos’ motifs of place and history.

Congratulations Amanda.

Amanda Boulos] will feature as A Room With a View Gallery] art fair debut next week at

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Continues 11-6. If you’re out enjoying the ☀️ come and pay us a visit

explores the psychosensory through the haptics of paint and the interplay of color and form. Through a self-perpetuating process, he builds up and scrapes away layers of color and texture, exploring both the stylistic and material possibilities of painting. Through his unexpected color combinations, and at times palpable bodily forms, Lalani’s paintings become evocative of visceral and sensory experiences.

Images by the wonderful

🎉🔥🚨NEW WORK🚨🔥🎉

Following our temporary installation for Tick TOCK, drip drop has been reinstalled into the space with the edition of a new work!

The gallery is open Thursday/Friday/Saturday 11-6

Both sides of midnight
60x72
Oil on canvas

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founder feature’s collaborator in the latest edition of the newsletter.

It features a series of writings that were wonderfully performed by as our featured event for presented by

The writing BIG EYES was created into a limited edition print that is STILL AVAILABLE through the gallery $100-150

Congratulations 💐👏🏼💐👏🏼💐👏🏼

TICK TOCK, DRIP DROP

Continues today in collaboration with for

“Omar Lalani explores the psychosensory through the haptics of paint and the interplay of color and form. Through a self-perpetuating process, he builds up and scrapes away layers of color and texture, exploring both the stylistic and material possibilities of painting. Through his unexpected color combinations, and at times palpable bodily forms, Lalani’s paintings become evocative of visceral and sensory experiences.”

TICK TOCK, DRIP DROP

Continues today in partnership with ‘s

Come and check out the amazing work of for his first solo show in Toronto. #

We’re open until 6.

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——TORONTO GALLERY WEEK——

The gallery will have extended opening hours today and tomorrow as we take part in the inaugural Toronto Gallery Week. Alongside myself, and we are joined by from Montreal.

🚨🚨OPENS TONIGHT | 5-8 🚨🚨

A Room With a View Gallery is delighted to announce the debut exhibition of Omar Lalani ; Tick tock, drip drop.

“‘Tick tock, drip, drop’ are the sounds of the studio as I am busy working or perched scrutinizing. These paintings were made in Milwaukee, a place with an abundance of both time and space. Surrounded with such openness, I would long for the solitude of my cramped studio, where I could escape from the oppression of these gifts. Late at night the tick tock of the second hand would also be set free from the diligent pacing around the clock, finally able to stretch its legs and roam. In this freedom it became possible for me to dig for new forms, explore the haptics of paint, and test color.”

Omar Lalani (b. 1990, Toronto, ON) lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. His work has been recently exhibited at 1969 Gallery New York, New York; Little Sister, Toronto, ON; Project Gallery, Toronto, ON; AVALANCHE AVALANCHE, Calgary, AB; Sol Koffler Gallery, Providence, RI; and Woods-Gerry Gallery, Providence, RI. and was the co-founder of Pushmi-Pullyu Gallery, Toronto, ON. He received his BDes from the Alberta University of the Arts, and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.

🚨🚨OPENING THURSDAY🚨🚨
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A Room With a View Gallery is delighted to announce the debut exhibition of Omar Lalani ; Tick tock, drip drop.

The title, Tick tock, drip drop, refers to many things. Namely the time and process involved making these works whilst he was based in Milwaukee, away from family, friends, and community.

Thus, the exploration of forms and the possibilities of paint and the action of painting, provided sustenance. As the artist writes:

“I would long for the hours of the night, where time would dissolve and it felt as though the lights were blazing. Free from the oppression of time. This was also a period of time where I connected music to my process, ‘Tick tock, drip drop’ is rhythmic. Painting is and always will be a place for me to clear the fog and sediment, to be in my body, and to feel free.”
Omar Lalani (b. 1990, Toronto, ON) lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. His work has been recently exhibited at 1969 Gallery New York, New York; Little Sister, Toronto, ON; Project Gallery, Toronto, ON; AVALANCHE AVALANCHE, Calgary, AB; Sol Koffler Gallery, Providence, RI; and Woods-Gerry Gallery, Providence, RI. and was the co-founder of Pushmi-Pullyu Gallery, Toronto, ON. He received his BDes from the Alberta University of the Arts, and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.

Star Clock
48x60
Oil on canvas

Red Blessing
52x60
Oil on canvas

Amanda Boulos produced a beautiful limited edition print with all proceeds going to to support their ongoing work in Afghanistan | it’s only $100-150 PWYC | every cent will make a real difference | and you get to own a beautiful work by one of the most talented Toronto artists working right now

⏰⏰⏰LAST DAY⏰⏰⏰

Amanda Boulos | BIG EYES | comes to a close today | will be open until 6pm | it’s most definitely braving the weather for |

Wheels brings together a collection of new and existing works connected through their reflection upon landscape, personal and shared journeys, and the artists father’s profession as a used car salesman.

⏱LAST CHANCE TO SEE⏱

Amanda Boulos | WHEELS comes to an end this weekend. The gallery is open 11-6 today, Friday, and Saturday.

Wheels brings together a collection of works inspired by the artist’s father’s life of buying, selling, driving and fixing cars. From this personal foundation, Wheels expands to capture a shared history of displacement, memory, place, and community.

In acknowledgment of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and will be closed tomorrow, September 30th.

As an emerging gallery, lead by a foreign curator, there is much more for me to learn, not only during our closure tomorrow, but every day. It has always been my desire to ensure the gallery promotes diversity and inclusion - but there is still ways to go.

Our exhibitions will continue from Friday.

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A huge thank you to everyone that joined us over | a huge thank you to all those that came to see breathtaking performance | BIG EYES print is still available with all profits going to | special mention to the team at for al their hard work

👀👀 | BUG EYES | 👀👀

Join tonight 6-9 for a performance and print launch | BUG EYES is a limited edition fundraiser print for SWIPE LEFT to see the difference they are making on the ground in Afghanistan

No reservations required

Posted • September is always a busy month, but this year takes the cake! I promise I will disappear once the clock hits October! This Saturday I will be reading some secret creative prose for . I would love to see you there. I'm also launching "Big Eyes" a limited multiple hot off the press. All profits will be donated! Come, there will be fun snacks! The reading starts around 6:30pm.

BIG EYES | LIMITED EDITION FUNDRAISER PRINT |

Big Eyes 12x18 inches, is a limited edition hand finished print released in line with the inaugural Gallery Weekend Canada] | Each print has been hand signed by the artist and is an edition of #50. The prints will only be available for sale during GWT |

Prints are priced on a Pay what you can scale of $100 - $150. With profits donated to the International Development and Relief Foundation IDRF] |

General sale of prints will commence on Thursday 23 of September | PRIOR TO THIS SALE YOU MAY RESERVE AN EDITION [Link in bio] |

Profits from print |

Profits from the sale of each print will be donated to the International Development and Relief Foundation. The IDRF are a Canadian based non-profit that partner with local organizations globally in order to provide relief and support to those most in need. Given recent events, the primary focus of the IDRF at this time is to provide food and hygiene products to Afghanistan. Where over 14 million people are on the verge of malnutrition, minority’s fear for their lives, and the entire country faces a turbulent and uncertain future.

For more information on the IDRF please visit IDRF] |

If you would like further information about organizations working locally within the GTA please contact |

Gallery Weekend Canada]

🏞🌅🌄SOME VIEWS FROM OUTSIDE🌄🌅🏞

celebrated both her birthday, and the opening of a beautiful solo show over the weekend | is featured as part of collaboration with and | has been included in ‘Rising Stars’ list |

HEAVY HIT AFTER HEAVY HIT

Many congratulations to all three artists! debut Wheels is on at the gallery now | will feature as part of our line up | will round off the year with her Toronto debut |

Blessed to be collaborating with such phenomenal talents | 🙏🏻

OPENING RECEPTION TODAY 2-5

📣📣AMANDA BOULOS | WHEELS📣📣

is delighted to announce WHEELS an exhibition by

Wheels brings together a collection of new and existing works connected through their reflection upon landscape, personal and shared journeys, and the artists father’s profession as a used car salesman.

The exhibition opens on Thursday 9th with an OPENING RECEPTION being held on Saturday September 11th.

In conjunction with Amanda has created a limited edition fundraising print. [LINK IN BIO] with proceeds going to