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Get Social with Mayberry Fine Art

January 29th, 2012 :: Events and Features

Mayberry Fine Art is officially declaring February as “Social Art” month. What does this mean ? It means that everyone who gets to know us before March 1st on either FaceBook, Twitter or FourSquare will be entered to win a draw for an original work of art by gallery artist Simon Hughes. The painting valued [...]

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Mayberry Fine Art Announces Consignor.ca

January 3rd, 2012 :: Events, Events and Features, Media Releases

Mayberry Fine Art is pleased to introduce our new web site and online marketplace, Consignor.ca Through our partnerships with professional dealers from across Canada we bring together curated collections of privately owned works of art that are made available for sale in an open and transparent marketplace. Benefits for the Consignor Sell works with a level [...]

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Maud Lewis, A World Without Shadows

November 9th, 2011 :: Events

Mayberry Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition and sale of works by  Maud Lewis Opening Saturday November 26th and Sunday November 27th in Toronto Alan Deacon will be giving a talk on Maud Lewis at 1:00pm both days. Click here to view the exhibition online The following video on Maud Lewis was published [...]

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Art Toronto 2011

November 9th, 2011 :: Events

Come visit our booth (#135) at Art Toronto 2011, the 12th International Art Fair to be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Center from October 28th until the 31st. For 4 days, 109 fine art galleries from 13 countries along with the country’s leading cultural organizations will assemble at the 12th annual exhibition and sale of [...]

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Mayberry Fine Art Welcomes Eric Klemm

August 31st, 2011 :: Events and Features, Media Releases

We would like to welcome artist Eric Klemm to our artist line up. Klemm has spent most of his life in the world of photography. His career started in Germany in commercial photography, working with some of the world’s best photographers, models and filmmakers, but he could not curb his fascination with documentation and the [...]

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Who’s Who – Community Canvas

June 23rd, 2011 :: Community Canvas, Events

A snapshot of some of the artists who have participated so far… Bill Lobchuk, Winnipeg.  – Member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts Randolph Parker, Salt Spring Island, B.C.   – Artist Profile Video Peter McConville, Winnipeg  – Artist Profile Video Graeme Baxter, Palm Desert, Ca and Stirling, Scotland  -Official artist of the P.G.A and [...]

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Community Canvas Progress Report

June 16th, 2011 :: Community Canvas

Our Community Canvas is progressing.  As you can see there is still plenty of space for you to add your mark.  The canvas will be on display in the gallery all summer and will be made available for painting every First Friday of the summer, on Saturdays and upon request.  Artists of all ages are [...]

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Community Canvas

June 1st, 2011 :: Community Canvas, Events, Events and Features, Media Releases

So You Think You Can Paint? This summer, we would like to invite everyone to participate in this fundraising event. We have a 60 x 60 inch blank canvas that we have sectioned off into 3 x 4 inch rectangles. Buy yourself a rectangle (or a few) and paint whatever you would like! Join us [...]

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John William Beatty

May 25th, 2011 :: Canadian Art History, Recently added Biographies

J.W. Beatty was among the innovative Toronto artists who traveled to Northern Ontario to sketch via canoe. Starting in 1912 he went on regular sketching trips with Tom Thomson, J.E.H. MacDonald and A.Y. Jackson. He was offered a studio in the famed Studio Building, in Toronto’s Rosedale Valley Ravine. He and A.Y. Jackson were both awarded a commission by the Canadian Northern Railway to paint in and around the construction camps as the railway was laid through the rocky mountains. Beatty carved the stonework for the memorial cairn erected to his friend, Tom Thomson at Canoe Lake. He was appointed an official war artist this same year. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Academy, the Ontario Society of Artists, and served as president of the Arts and Letters Club. His works are in the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the McMichael Canadian Collection, Hart House at the University of Toronto, Queen’s University Art Centre, the Canadian War Museum and elsewhere.

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Hashim Hannoon: Dreams of the City

May 5th, 2011 :: Events, Events and Features, Media Releases

Opening Saturday May 14th, 2011 212 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba Join us Saturday May 14th, 11-5pm to celebrate Iraqi artist Hashim Hannoon’s first solo exhibition in Winnipeg. See his newest works along with works from his years in the Middle East. Meet the artist and become more acquainted with him and his work. Click here [...]

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