Mayberry News

We are happy to present a new group of work by Canadian artist Hashim Hannoon on display at our Dundas Street location in Toronto from July 13th – 31st 2021 I focus on the aesthetics of color, simplified shapes, dreamy cities, and childhood. My paintings invite viewers to experience my vision, a vision that celebrates…

Mayberry Fine Art welcomes Jack Bishop! Jack Bishop is originally from Quispamsis, NB and received a BFA from NSCAD in 2007. He now lives and works in Halifax. Bishop has received creation grants from Arts NB, Arts NS, and the Canada Council for the Arts. He was recently included in “The Painting Project”, a major…

Pentimento is Deon Venter’s re-imagining of the Canadian landscape and wildlife painting– a re-invention of its historical significance, metaphor and symbolism. In this series of large-scale oil paintings, Venter uses ‘pentimento’ to refer to his processes of alterations. The word is Italian for ‘repentance’, meaning to repent or change. Traces of his previous efforts scar…

We are pleased to announce that a feature exhibition of new works by Sarah Gee Miller opens this Tuesday in Toronto. The Dialect Series will be on display from June 15 – 29th in person. This sequence of six paintings was made differently from my usual process, which is a careful charting of shapes and…

We are pleased to announce that we are now offering works by Winnipeg based artist Diana Thorneycroft. Diana Thorneycroft is a Winnipeg artist who has exhibited various bodies of work across Canada, the United States and Europe, as well as in Moscow, Tokyo and Sydney. She is the recipient of numerous awards including an Assistance…

Mayberry Fine Art is proud to introduce Dee Barsy to our line up of exceptional gallery artists with a featured exhibition at our Winnipeg Tuxedo gallery. On display from May 21st until June 11th, 2021. Dee Barsy (Ojibwe) is an emerging visual artist and a member of Skownan First Nation, Manitoba (Treaty 2). Barsy was…

Superimposing an informal grid on his compositions allows Kebic to add variety to the surface, while creating a framework into which he weaves transitioning hues. This technique gives the impression of viewing his subjects through a fractured or cubist lens, while lending his work its signature style. Each time a viewer looks at a given…

The title of this show is a true reflection of the inspiration for it. It is a collection of reimagined memories, experiences both past and present, research and future wishes colliding together. In a unique collection where there is a delightful mix of ‘a little bit of this and a little bit of that.’ Like…

For the month of April, Mayberry Fine Art is featuring a collection of historical Canadian works spanning from the early 20th Century to Mid-Century and including some of Canada’s most celebrated artists. Historical Canadian works are always on display in Toronto and Winnipeg, but this particular group of artworks feature many pieces from long standing…

Consider Reframing – A fresh presentation can make all the difference. If you have recently… Inherited artwork Is it archivally framed? (What is archival framing, click here) Does it look tired or damaged? Does it suit your aesthetic style? Does it have more than just sentimental value? Moved to a new home or office How…