This week, we are pleased to present a Spotlight on new paintings by Rachel MacFarlane.

An exhibition walkthrough of Bidemi Oloyede & Gordon Parks on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery from July 8 - 31, 2021.

An exhibition walkthrough of Charles Bierk: What Was Found on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery from June 10 -  July 3, 2021.

An exhibition walkthrough of Shelley Adler: Idols, Muses and Lovers on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery from June 10 -  July 3, 2021.

The Nicholas Metivier Gallery is pleased to present Charles Bierk: What Was Found, a short film on the subject of Bierk's practice and latest body of work, directed by David Hartman.

This week, we are pleased to present a Spotlight on Taking a Bath (Lee Miller), a new painting by Shelley Adler.

John Hartman's Many Lives Mark This Place opened at the McMicheal Canadian Art Collection in March 2020. The exhibition features work from Hartman on the subject of his Canadian author series.

This week, PERSPECTIVES will focus on Paolo Ventura. Click in to read more.

Medrie MacPhee & Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, discuss MacPhee's practice and current exhibition, The Weight of Matter, currently on view at the gallery.

This week, we are pleased to present a Spotlight on new paintings by John Hartman.

For this week's Spotlight, we focus on Michael Smith's triptych Font de Gaume, the centrepiece of his new exhibition Underland.

The Nicholas Metivier Gallery is pleased to present Michael Smith: Underland, a short film directed by David Hartman on the subject of Smith's latest body of work.

This week, PERSPECTIVES focuses on James Carl. Click in to read more.

Our new series, PERSPECTIVES, looks closely at a specific artist's unique thought process and how they arrive at their recent works. It is said that everything comes from something - we invite you to learn about the inspirations and ideas behind the artists and their respective practices.

An exhibition walkthrough of our Winter/Spring 2021 Season Preview on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery from January 7 - January 30, 2021. The exhibition features work by Greg Hardy, Michael Smith, Matthew Schofield, Medrie MacPhee and James Carl.

An exhibition walkthrough of Owen Gordon: Towards the Horizon on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery from November 26, 2020 - January 30, 2021. The walkthrough includes narration by Karen Carter, Director of BAND Gallery.

Medrie MacPhee discusses her artistic practice and latest body of work. Her first solo exhibition at the gallery, Dark Matter, will open in April 2021.

John Hartman & Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, discuss Hartman's exhibition, High Water, on view from October 29 - November 21, 2020.

An exhibition walkthrough of Ben Reeves: Valley Nights on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery October 1 - 24, 2020.

The Nicholas Metivier Gallery is pleased to present Ben Reeves: Valley Nights, a short film on Reeves' first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Edward Burtynsky and Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director & Co-Head at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), speak at the gallery on the subject of Burtynsky's Natural Order exhibition and the importance of his documentary film work. 

Edward Burtynsky and Marta Braun, F+PPCM Program Director at Ryerson University School of Image Arts, discuss Burtynsky's latest exhibition, Natural Order.

Edward Burtynsky and Paul Roth, Director at the Ryerson Image Centre, discuss Burtynsky's latest exhibition, Natural Order.

An exhibition walkthrough of Edward Burtynsky: Natural Order on view at Nicholas Metivier Gallery September 3 - 26, 2020.

Following the opening of his solo exhibition, What Was Not Lost, we asked Charles Bierk a few questions about his latest body of work.

In advance of his solo exhibition, Cape Pine, we asked Charles Meanwell a few questions about the inspiration behind his latest body of work.

In advance of her solo exhibition at Nicholas Metivier Gallery this March,  Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee, we asked Bobbie Burgers a few questions about the inspiration behind her latest body of work.

Stephen Appleby-Barr discusses his current exhibition, Above the Clouds, Below the Sky, with Daniel Strong, Associate Director and Curator of Exhibitions at the Grinnell College Museum of Art.

In advance of Stephen Appleby-Barr's solo exhibition at Nicholas Metivier Gallery, 
Above the Clouds, Below the Sky, Daniel Strong, Associate Director and Curator of Exhibitions at the Grinnell College Museum of Art, asks Appleby-Barr about the inspiration for his latest body of work.

Matt Bahen & Jayne Wilkinson, Editor-in-Chief at Canadian Art, discuss Bahen's latest exhibition, The Promise, The Promise.

In advance of his first solo exhibition at Nicholas Metivier Gallery this October, Still Life, here are 5 things you should know about Douglas Bentham.

In advance of her exhibition at Nicholas Metivier Gallery this September, In A Silent Way, we asked Mara Korkola a few questions about the inspiration for her latest body of work.

Ljubodrag Andric & Barry Schwabsky, an American Art Critic, Art Historian and Co-Editor of International Reviews for Artforum magazine, discuss Andric's exhibition "India".

Landon Mackenzie discusses her exhibition, 'Particle Paintings' with Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator of The McMichael Canadian Art Collection.

Mackenzie speaks with Milroy about growing up around influential Canadian artists, personal events that have shaped her work and how her paintings have evolved over the course of her career.

Jeffrey Blondes discusses the evolution of his artistic practice and his current exhibition, Cardinal Points.

Jeffrey Blondes was born in Washington D.C. and lives in Touraine, France. Originally trained as a painter, Blondes has been creating long format, high-definition films exploring time and nature since 2005. Created in remote rural locations over time periods ranging between 12 hours to one year, the films provide an opportunity to share in a quiet meditation on the slow and poetic passage of time.

In advance of his sixth solo exhibition at Nicholas Metivier Gallery, The Eye of the Storm, we asked Michael Smith a few questions about the inspiration for his latest body of work.