Join us in celebrating Sharon Kelly and Crystal Beshara in their explorations of the sensory and atmospheric influences of bodies of water and florals.

Join us in celebrating the newest work by Toronto-based painter, Brian Harvey.

"Give me a museum, I'll fill it."  - Pablo Picasso

Give us WALL SPACE and we'll do the same.

"Rewind. Replay." is our opportunity to showcase the works of our talented artists without the context of the themed exhibition. New works by Olivia Johnston, Julie Himel, Patti Normand and Marney McDiarmid are paired with outstanding accomplishments of previous events - Vacationland by Marjolyn Van Der Hart, Breathing Spaces by Lori Richards, Rebellious Nature by Drew Mosley, and Paper with Michelle Valberg to name but a few.  

The result is a visual feast and gets us in the mood to celebrate our tenth year!

We hope you'll stop by. 

Join us in celebrating the newest body of work, FLORAgraphic, by Ottawa artist Nicole Allen. Image: "Vibrations", 40" x 40", acrylic on canvas

Join us in celebrating the newest works by painter Peter Rotter. Artist reception: Saturday, December 9th, 1-3pm.

Join us in celebrating the newest work by Tanya Kirouac at Project SPACE, the Train Yards location of WALL SPACE GALLERY.

Both playful and haunting, Mosley's scenes depict an imagined world in which characters both innocent and foreboding are depicted at crucial moments in their missions to fend off the encroachment of two-legged foes.

Lori Richards, Coming Home, Acrylic on panel, 40" x 40"

David Lidbetter, Descent, oil on wood panel, 12" x 16"

Chowaniec Projects bring an installation experience to ProjectSPACE

In his newest series “Far and Wide”, Richard Ahnert further explores the Canadiana narrative. The body of work continues to invoke the nostalgic romanticism of the wildlife and people that make this vast land home.

Join us in celebrating Westboro FUSE Festival with live mural painting by Stefan Thompson! Stefan will be transforming our walls with his inspired and ecologically-sound practice over the course of Saturday, August 26th and Sunday, August 27th.

Pictured: Claire Desjardins, The Longest Kiss, Acrylic on canvas, 60" x 30", 2017

Claire Desjardins is an award-winning abstract painter. Originally from Montreal, she now lives an hour north of the city. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Laurentians, she spends most days painting in her studio. Desjardins’ artworks are found in collections internationally and she is represented by galleries in Canada and the United States.

On the international stage, Desjardins’ paintings have appeared in major motion pictures and TV series. She collaborates with companies such as US retailer Anthropologie, and tech giant Microsoft, adding her colourful artwork to their mix. Her designs are available on Nuvango Artist-designed Apparel, and tech accessories GelaSkins. In addition to her own art practice, Claire teaches painting workshops in both Canada and the US.  

Project SPACE is pleased to welcome award winning photographer, Michelle Valberg with new scenes of Canada for Canada 150.

For over 28 years, Michelle Valberg has photographed Canadian landscapes and wildlife with the intention of regenerating simple beauty into a deeper reflection of humanity. Valberg’s portrayals of the natural world aim to draw viewers toward inner contemplation, based on the idea that building awareness and educating others through nature photography can inspire people to be better stewards of the natural world. By developing a deeper understanding of the interconnections between people, animals, and the environment, she believes that others can be motivated to take action in their local communities and beyond.

Valberg is one of seven Canadian Nikon Ambassadors and the first Canadian Geographic Photographer-in-Residence.

As Canada and the nation's capital gets ready to celebrate it's 150th year, Toronto based artist, Marjolyn Van der Hart explores Canadian midcentury history in shaping our identity.  Canada was perceived as the great outdoors during the 1950s and 60s. Working with vintage advertising and postcards, Marjolyn Van der Hart creates works that see Canada as a place to escape into an untouched wilderness that can be explored and experienced.

Ottawa based Peter Colbert helps us usher in the summer with these new works.

JAY DART
MEANWHILE BACK OVER YAWNDER
MAY 6 – 28, 2017. Meet the artist, Saturday May 6, 2-4 pm

Project SPACE in our Trian Yards location is so proud to open with new works by Crystal Beshara.

"From verdant hillsides to barren windswept cliffs, my newest works weave imagery between the real and the mystic - where tales of past and present collide like waves crashing against jagged rock. This show features both oils and watercolours as recalled by memories and experiences from my travels exploring the boundaries between realism and expressionism." (Crystal Beshara, 2017)

inspired by film noir and Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone, Toronto artist Kelly Grace explores film narratives, nostalgia, and person memory in her newest work. Between Light and Shadow will  encompass much larger pieces than Grace's past body of work, as well as paintings done in vintage cigarette tins, and works on paper. J

Stefan Thompson

New & Review welcomes Manny Trinh

Vernissage: December 8th, 2016 from 6-8 PM

During the month of December, WALL SPACE Gallery is proud to present the gallery's first solo exhibition for Ottawa artist, David Lidbetter.

WALL SPACE Gallery is pleased to announce inPROCESS, an exhibition featuring works by Marianne Burlew, Heidi Conrod, and Molly Mask.  Through painting, drawing, assemblage, collage and sculpture, each artist demonstrates a deep understanding of material and process.

WALL SPACE Gallery is excited to welcome Ottawa-based artist Patti Normand for her solo exhibition, Canadian Gothic. This will be Normand’s first showcase of her dioramas and photographs together.

"On the surface the miniature worlds I create seem safe, but look closer and it becomes apparent all is not as it seems.” – Patti Normand

WALL SPACE Gallery presents two concurrent shows by Toronto oil painters Brian Harvey and Julie Himel.