Events and Exhibitions
Browse our curated collections, featured events and gallery exhibitions taking place in Winnipeg, Toronto, and online to discover new artists and inspiration.
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New works by Calgary based artist Sheila Kernan
Scott Sueme – Building Buildings
Mayberry Fine Art is pleased to present Building Buildings by Vancouver-based abstract painter Scott Sueme.
Urban Mirage
Special exhibition and sale of early works by Winnipeg artist Peter McConville
Eye for Design – a Tony Tascona Survey
A survey exhibition of works by Winnipeg artist Tony Tascona who was known for finding inspiration through the process of industrial design and production.
2020 Holiday Group Exhibition
We might all agree that we are ready for 2020 to come to a close and fade into our history. Still, we can honour our endurance, taking the time to reflect on the things that have become so important and find the inspiration which surrounds us.
Wilf Perreault: Back Lanes at Twilight
New body of works by Wilf Perreault featuring the back lanes in Winnipeg.
Sean William Randall: Catch the Sun!
On display at our Toronto Gallery
EWA TARSIA : The Secrets of Nature
On display at our Tuxedo Gallery
Happy Canada Day!
Please enjoy this collection in honor of Canada Day featuring works from artists who hail from across the country!
Breathtaking Views – Mount Royal Montreal
New series created by RFM McInnis
Out of the dark and into the light!
A stunning collection of new works from MFA gallery artists including works from our 3 new artists: Mira Song, Shi Li and Joe Coffey
Canadian Landscapes by Bob Kebic
Feature Exhibit at our Tuxedo Location
2025 Corydon Ave. Winnipeg
Rhythms of Light and Nature
Painting from his broad experience of our national geography, Terry Watkinson finds inspiration in our changing Canadian landscape. From the prairies to the Lake of the Woods, Thunder Bay, and back home to his current residence of Toronto, Watkinson deftly describes the rhythms of light and nature in oil.
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