We've made it onto the nominees list for NOW's 2015 Best of T.O. Readers' Choice and we're beyond excited!
You can find us in the "Best Independent Gallery" category. Voting will begin once all of the nominees have been announced. We'll keep you posted!
Go Habs Go!
We recently framed this Jersey for Michel – let's hope he's still smiling after the game!
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival is on now until May 31st.
For information on events, featured exhibitions, and installations, please click below.
Custom framing we did for Interval House!
Interval House helps women in abusive situations get back on their feet by offering emergency shelter and community-based services for them and their children.
Counsellors work with children on collages, paintings, sculptures, and stories about their future homes.
We framed the children's artwork, seen here, which was then presented to one of their generous supporters.
Editions 2015 – Open Studio’s Signature Fundraising Event
50 Artworks. 50 Tickets. 1 Night.
To know more about the event and to buy tickets, please click below!
Riverside WineFEST was a blast!
Local wines, local art, and a fun time!
There were free wine tastings with expert sommeliers and wine hosts. Thanks to everyone who had a chance to make it out!
NEW ART by Geza Kokai
NEW PRINTS by award-winning graphic designer and illustrator
Wendy Tancock
Take a look at this recent shadowbox custom framing project!
S. Warren brought in this ceremonial artifact worn by her great-grandfather and her great-great-grandfather. It is a Highland Scot hunting/ceremonial dirk and was made in Scotland in the late 1700s or early 1800s. The wood and etched silver sheath contain a sword, a fork, and a carving knife: a kill 'em and eat 'em picnic set, if you will.
The inset stones are cairngorms, mined in the Scottish highlands. We custom-made a shadowbox for Ms. Warren so she can admire the dagger when she likes – and use it for a picnic if she wishes!
