Moon Struck appears live and in person at Gallery 1313 (1313 Queen St. W., Toronto) from Sept 29th - Oct. 10th and as a virtual show here at Cube Gallery online. A live reception will be in Toronto Thursday eve, Sept 30, 6-9pm. (proof of vaccine and masks required) Please note that if you purchase a work if will be shipped to you after Oct. 10th , the last day of show.
Cube Gallery invites you to join us in welcoming spring and all the beautiful things this season entails – flowers, nesting birds, budding trees and bumbling bees. Other spring pleasures like bare feet and green grass between our toes can only be right around the corner. We have acquired some great new artworks for this spring show including five new prints from Ottawa’s brilliant Russell Yuristy; lovely new encaustics by Susan Ukkola and many others. We have also revamped and updated the Secondary Sales section where you can find rare, historic, and contemporary works from the Cube art collection built over the past 25 years. And don’t forget to check out our replenished Great Big smalls section. There are multiple pages in these sections so please keep scrolling to see...
Easter is a time to celebrate spring, renewal and rejuvenation. You will find all of that – along with bunnies, eggs, flowers and beautiful depictions of food to feast your winter weary eyes upon Cube’s online gallery. Cube invites you to peruse our Easter collection of works by acclaimed artists including Gerald Trottier for whom Easter was a deeply meaningful event; Russell Yuristy’s beloved, playful rabbit prints and Hawa Kaba’s thought provoking collages. We are also honoured to have the lavishly compelling abstracts by Susan Ukkola; Lisa Baldwin’s uplifting fields of flowers and trees and Ken Ryan’s finely rendered depictions of pastoral life, along with many other works by our talented roster of artists. This year, celebrate Easter by supporting...
Well it’s finally here. After a many weeks of work the 16th annual great big smalls show has arrived. Seems like I’ve been been tied to this computer for far too long. I had to compile 60 different pages of art. Fix the colour and size for each piece, as well as create fake hangings and other details for each piece. But it was all worth it, because I think it looks great to me. What you see when you visit are some of the greatest pieces of small art available in Ottawa today. And of course it’s a chance to help foster your local art and cultural community. Which of course has been hit pretty hard by this damn...
