Sara Cwynar’s current show was featured on Fast Company’s Design blog. “Cwynar’s latest series, Accidental Archives, pushes her archival instinct to an almost obsessive place. Each photograph shows a carefully arranged selection of her belongings, organized by color. “The concept began as a means of working my way through this massive collection of images and objects that I am always gathering and saving,” she explains to Co.Design. “Then I arranged …
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Sara Cwynar’s current exhibition Accidental Archives was highlighted on Designboom. “canadian photographer sara cwynar has produced a body of works consisting of personal artifacts that have been collected for over a decade, entitled ‘accidental archives’. the installation assembles a miscellany of objects and possessions arranged to represent an insight into the artist’s life and creative process. cwynar extends the concept by organizing her belongings into smaller color coded formats, creating …
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Gallery artist Sara Cwynar received a review of her current exhibition Accidental Archives on the New York Times blog. “Sara Cwynar, an artist and a designer at the Times Magazine, takes collecting to the extreme. She told me that she constantly amasses objects, both to satisfy her “hoarding impulses” and to compile a historical record. This winter, while contemplating a move from her Bushwick apartment and studio, Cwynar began to …
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Our current exhibition Zagga Zow was featured on Juxtapoz. “Cooper Cole in Toronto is hosting a great line-up in the group exhibition, Zagga Zow, now on display through August 20, 2012. Cooper Cole went into the deep trenches of the urban dictionary to find out what Zagga Zow means, and they came up with “A word with literally no definition.” In the meantime, Matt Leines, Larissa Bates, Devin Troy Strother, …
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Lauren Luloff was recently featured in a review by Roberta Smith in the New York Times. “Lauren Luloff’s “Flame Violent and Golden,” which seems pieced together from textile remnants that are actually hand-painted on different scraps of cloth, using bleach. It has some of the scenery-chewing exuberance of Julian Schnabel, which is quite refreshing.” Read the full article online on the New York Times. For more information about Lauren Luloff …
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Ryan Wallace had his recent New York solo exhibition reviewed in the current issue of Modern Painters. For more information about Ryan Wallace please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 (647) 347-3316

Jen Stark recently had a sculpture acquired by the Smithsonian American Art Museum. The new work will be on display as part of an upcoming exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery. The show titled 40 Under 40: Craft Futures opens at the Renwick on July 20th and continues through February 2013, after which it will tour nationally at locations to be announced. For more information about Jen …
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Andrew Schoultz recently produced a large scale public mural while visiting Toronto for his two person exhibition Destroyers with Richard Colman. This mural project titled “The Winds are Changing” was created by Andrew Schoultz and completed in June of 2012. The mural is located at the intersection of Howard Park Avenue and Dundas Street West in Toronto. This project was coordinated by Spectrum Art Projects, documented by Adam Vollick, and …
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Sara Cwynar was recently featured on London, UK based design blog It’s Nice That. “One of Print Magazine’s 20 Under 30 New Visual Artists in 2011, designer Sara Cwynar is proving herself to be mighty popular in the design and visual arts world. A young and self proclaimed graphic designer and artist, Sara’s work is the toast of many a trendy blog with her vivid colours, readily-viewable mood boards and open passion …
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COOPER COLE just received several new Tessar Lo original works to inventory. Distance, over the water, / Mixed media on canvas / 50″ x 40″ / 2012 Head in the clouds, / Mixed media on canvas / 50″ x 40″ / 2012 For more information about Tessar Lo please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 (647) 347-3316