• The Great Outdoors is a celebration of the Canadian landscape and the many ways we inhabit and experience it: from kayaking  and fishing trips to picnics  and passing down our stories shaped by encounters with animals and the land itself. Bringing together work by Edward Burtynsky, Steve Driscoll, Ann MacIntosh Duff, Greg Hardy, John Hartman, Charles Meanwell, and Tom Wilson Tehohàhake, The Great Outdoors features paintings, photography, and works on paper created en plein air and in their studios. This exhibition is on view at the gallery from Saturday, July 11th through Saturday, August 8th.

  • HIGHLIGHTS

    • Steve Driscoll Will and determination, 2025 oil pigments and urethane on composite panel 39 x 48 in.
      Steve Driscoll
      Will and determination, 2025
      oil pigments and urethane on composite panel
      39 x 48 in.
      $ 14,000.00
    • John Hartman Vanessa's Pool to Lightning Rock, 2025 oil on linen 68 x 48 in.
      John Hartman
      Vanessa's Pool to Lightning Rock, 2025
      oil on linen
      68 x 48 in.
      $ 28,000.00
    • Charles Meanwell Crimson Patch, 2026 oil on panel 40 x 40 in.
      Charles Meanwell
      Crimson Patch, 2026
      oil on panel
      40 x 40 in.
      $ 9,000.00
    • Tom Wilson Tehohàhake Two Messengers, 2026 oil on panel 24 x 18 in.
      Tom Wilson Tehohàhake
      Two Messengers, 2026
      oil on panel
      24 x 18 in.
      $ 4,500.00
    • Ann MacIntosh Duff Cruising Along, c. 1990 watercolour on paper 22 x 30 in.
      Ann MacIntosh Duff
      Cruising Along, c. 1990
      watercolour on paper
      22 x 30 in.
      $ 9,000.00
    • Edward Burtynsky Rainforest #3, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA, 2024 pigment inkjet print on Kodak Professional Photo Paper
      Edward Burtynsky
      Rainforest #3, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA, 2024
      pigment inkjet print on Kodak Professional Photo Paper
      $ 40,000.00
    • Greg Hardy Momentary Glow, 2026 acrylic on linen 48 x 60 in.
      Greg Hardy
      Momentary Glow, 2026
      acrylic on linen
      48 x 60 in.
      $ 20,000.00
  • Much of Ann MacIntosh Duff's work was centered around her life on Georgian Bay. Until very late in her life,...

    Much of Ann MacIntosh Duff's work was  centered around her life on Georgian Bay. Until very late in her life, MacIntosh Duff returned annually to a cottage on her beloved Scotch Pine Island where she lived by herself for three months, watching, listening and painting. The cottage had no running water or electricity so MacIntosh Duff would saturate her watercolour paper by dipping it in the lake.

  • 'The Eastern shoreline of Georgian Bay is my home landscape. It is where I grew up and where I currently...

    "The Eastern shoreline of Georgian Bay is my home landscape. It is where I grew up and where I currently live. It has given me my sense of scale, light and form. When I travel, I compare all other landscapes to it. When I paint it, in its bright, hard summer light or during wild onshore winds, I feel entirely at home." - John Hartman

  • Steve Driscoll's first formulations of what a landscape could be occurred during his childhood on canoe trips with his family....

    Steve Driscoll's first formulations of what a landscape could be occurred during his childhood on canoe trips with his family. For this body of work, Driscoll scoured his extensive archive of photographs taken on tripsthrough Algonquin, Killarney, and Temagami in search of images of more quiet, intimate moments along the way.