• ART TORONTO 2026

    BOOTH 109
  • This year at Art Toronto, Nicholas Metivier Gallery is pleased to present a selection of new works by our emerging and senior artists.

     

    First Look Opening Night & Opening Night – Thursday, October 29
    First Look Opening Night: 4 PM - 6 PM
    Opening Night: 6 PM - 10 PM

    Public Days
    Friday, October 30: 12 PM - 9 PM
    Saturday, October 31: 12 PM - 7 PM
    Sunday, November 1: 12 PM - 6 PM

     Metro Toronto Convention Centre - North Building
    255 Front Street West
    Toronto, ON M5V 2W6

  • John Hartman, The Thames From Above Tower Bridge, 2026

    John Hartman

    The Thames From Above Tower Bridge, 2026
    oil on linen
    60 x 66 in.
  • On view in our booth will be a special presentation of new work by John Hartman. These new paintings see him revisit his iconic Cities series from the early 2000s, depicting the expanded skylines of London, Toronto, Vancouver, Newfoundland and New York.

    • John Hartman Manhattan From the Rockefeller Centre, 2026 oil on panel 10 x 12 in.
      John Hartman
      Manhattan From the Rockefeller Centre, 2026
      oil on panel
      10 x 12 in.
    • John Hartman River Barge on the Thames, 2026 oil on panel 9 x 12 in.
      John Hartman
      River Barge on the Thames, 2026
      oil on panel
      9 x 12 in.
    • John Hartman The Thames and St. Pauls, 2026 oil on panel 9 x 12 in.
      John Hartman
      The Thames and St. Pauls, 2026
      oil on panel
      9 x 12 in.
    • John Hartman The Thames and the Millennium Bridge, 2026 oil on panel 10 x 12 in.
      John Hartman
      The Thames and the Millennium Bridge, 2026
      oil on panel
      10 x 12 in.
    • Tom Wilson Tehohàhake The Lead (Bear#2), 2026 oil on panel 36 x 48 in.
      Tom Wilson Tehohàhake
      The Lead (Bear#2), 2026
      oil on panel
      36 x 48 in.
    • Tom Wilson Tehohàhake Bunny Wilson, 2026 oil on panel 72 x 48 in.
      Tom Wilson Tehohàhake
      Bunny Wilson, 2026
      oil on panel
      72 x 48 in.
  • Landon Mackenzie, November (Hummingbird), 2024-25

    Landon Mackenzie

    November (Hummingbird), 2024-25
    acrylic on canvas
    86 3/4 x 102 1/2 in.
    • Landon Mackenzie Untitled (Pink Discs on Indigo), 2026 gesso, gouache and watercolour on Red Star paper 15 x 22 3/4 in.
      Landon Mackenzie
      Untitled (Pink Discs on Indigo), 2026
      gesso, gouache and watercolour on Red Star paper
      15 x 22 3/4 in.
    • Landon Mackenzie Untitled (Dress Pattern and Indigo), 2026 gesso, gouache and watercolour on Red Star paper 15 x 22 3/4 in.
      Landon Mackenzie
      Untitled (Dress Pattern and Indigo), 2026
      gesso, gouache and watercolour on Red Star paper
      15 x 22 3/4 in.
    • Ben Reeves Night Tennis, 2026 oil, acrylic and sand on canvas 52 x 68 in.
      Ben Reeves
      Night Tennis, 2026
      oil, acrylic and sand on canvas
      52 x 68 in.
    • Ben Reeves Reading Bench, 2026 oil and acrylic on canvas 33 3/4 x 43 1/2 in.
      Ben Reeves
      Reading Bench, 2026
      oil and acrylic on canvas
      33 3/4 x 43 1/2 in.
      Reserved
  • Ahead of Ben Reeves' upcoming show at Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Art Toronto provides an opportunity to preview new works by the Vancouver-based painter.

  • Jinny Yu, Superposition 26-05, 2026

    Jinny Yu

    Superposition 26-05, 2026
    oil on aluminum panel
    60 x 55 in.
    • Jinny Yu Superposition 26-06, 2026 oil on aluminum panel 60 x 55 in.
      Jinny Yu
      Superposition 26-06, 2026
      oil on aluminum panel
      60 x 55 in.
    • Jinny Yu Superposition 26-07, 2026 oil on aluminum panel 60 x 55 in.
      Jinny Yu
      Superposition 26-07, 2026
      oil on aluminum panel
      60 x 55 in.
  • After the major success of Jinny Yu's paintings at Art Toronto last year, we are excited to present new aluminium paintings. Yu’s shifting, layered forms hold contradiction in suspension without collapse. As in her earlier abstractions, boundaries remain porous and unstable; here, that instability is not something to resolve but a condition to inhabit, where identity and responsibility coexist without settling into fixed or singular positions.

  • Steve Driscoll, Against the shadows of the forest, 2026

    Steve Driscoll

    Against the shadows of the forest, 2026
    urethane and acrylic pigment on composite panel
    48 x 60 in.
  • Steve Driscoll, Greenness beyond measure, 2026

    Steve Driscoll

    Greenness beyond measure, 2026
    urethane and acrylic pigment on composite panel
    54 x 54 in.
  • Greg Hardy, Bright Light on the Fields, 2026

    Greg Hardy

    Bright Light on the Fields, 2026
    acrylic on linen
    36 x 48 in.
  • Tony Scherman, Conversations with the Devil, 2020

    Tony Scherman

    Conversations with the Devil, 2020
    encaustic on canvas
    36 x 48 in.
    • Tony Scherman Simone, 2007 oil, crayon and encaustic on paper 32 x 26 in.
      Tony Scherman
      Simone, 2007
      oil, crayon and encaustic on paper
      32 x 26 in.
    • Tony Scherman Conversations with the Devil, c. 2001-2003 oil and crayon on paper 22 x 28 in.
      Tony Scherman
      Conversations with the Devil, c. 2001-2003
      oil and crayon on paper
      22 x 28 in.