COOPER COLE just received two new Jen Stark original works to inventory. Purple / Paper on wood / 20″ x 20″ x 4″ Triangular / Acrylic paint on wood / 35″ x 35″ x 25″ For more information about Jen Stark please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 (647) 347-3316
Brendan Monroe’s upcoming exhibition “Observations of Light & Matter” was previewed on Juxtapoz Magazine. “On March 2nd in Toronto, Cooper Cole will be presenting a solo exhibition by Brendan Monroe, Observations of Light & Matter. Monroe, in his first solo exhibition in Toronto, will be presenting a series of paintings and sculptures that explores his scientific and imaginary organisms that have appeared in his work over the past few years, …
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Ryan Travis Christian received a review for his most recent exhibition in issue 145 of Frieze Magazine. “Death is not death in children’s cartoons – characters bounce back to life no matter how absurd the violence. This warping of mortality informs Ryan Travis Christian’s art works. His chiaroscuro graphite drawings recall the black and white Disney cartoons of the 1920s. The ‘River Rats’ series (2011) stylistically puns on the happy …
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The March 2012 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine features two exhibiting artists at COOPER COLE. Andrew Schoultz is featured on the cover and has a full spread in the issue. Schoultz will be exhibiting alongside Richard Colman this coming June. Gallery artist Jen Stark also has a spread in the issue showcasing work from recent exhibitions. For more information about Andrew Schoultz and Jen Stark please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 …
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Anders Oinonen was recently featured on the blog Beautiful Decay. Below is an excerpt from the post. “Anders Oinonen, of Ontario, Canada, just opened “People people”, a solo show at Cooper Cole in Toronto. For a while now, Oinonen has been pushing the features of the face to new bounds in his paintings. The artist has removed familiar eyes, noses, and mouths from their intended plane, and inserted them along …
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Our current exhibition Transmission Lines with Ryan Wallace and Chris Duncan was recently featured in The Huffington Post. “Ryan Wallace, hailing from New York, muses on roughly the same geometric form through various mediums and color capturing vastly different emotions, despite the seemingly minute differences between each piece. Over time the converging points in Wallace’s work cease to bec a reference point for the viewer, plunging the mind into a …
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Art Sync reviewed Anders Oinonen’s exhibition People People which recently opened at the gallery. “While he dabbles in both more representational and more abstract artistic styles, Anders Oinonen’s most compelling paintings are his pseudo-portraits, in which basic elements of the face are assembled with wide brush-strokes and vivid colours. In People People, his current solo exhibition at Cooper Cole Gallery, faces are alternately combined and fragmented, all the while remaining …
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COOPER COLE is profiled in the latest issue of ION Magazine. To see the article online please visit ION Magazine. For more information please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 (647) 347-3316
Our recently closed exhibition Brothers of the Weird received a positive review on the Canadian arts website Akimbo. Down the street at the newly re-christened and re-branded Cooper Cole Gallery (formerly Show & Tell), there was a group show of the colourful post-Pop, sometime Street artists who make up the niche that this space has claimed. After Munro’s activist art and Eleen’s intensely personal creations, the Gary Panter-esque quickie drawings by Billy Grant …
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Several exhibiting artists at COOPER COLE are featured in New American Paintings #97. Congratulations to Chris Duncan, Brendan Monroe, and Marissa Textor. For more information please contact the gallery: info@coopercolegallery.com +1 (647) 347-3316
