The Gibson Art Gallery accepts Exhibition and Curatorial submissions from Artists and Curators. The Gallery features the Main Exhibit Gallery and Artisan Gift Shoppe.
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Exhibits Submissions:
Current Exhibit:
Canadian Diversity by Jim Ogilvie May 2 - May 19
Student Pix- Through Their Lens May 23 - June 2
Imagininative photographs taken by primary and high school students is a must to view.
This annual judged exhibit showcases their talents in several photographic categories.
Awards Reception Sunday June 2, 2 - 4 pm
Blossoms, Blooms and Buds- A judged Art Competition June 4 - June 23
Submit your best piece that complements this theme.
Reception Sunday June 23, 2 - 4 pm
A Medley of Mediums- Copper Fish Creations and Paper Paintings June 25 - July 14
Collage artwork by Cheryl Borkowski (Hidden Owl Studio) and unique copper creations
by Carole Deschaine. Reception Sunday June 30, 1 - 3 pm.
Artistically Inclined- Artist Louise Kollmell July 15 - August 4
Works in vibrant ink and mixed media. Reception Sunday July 21, 1 - 3 pm
Off the Beaten Path- Artist Francis Lucier August 5 - September 1
Take a walk off the beaten path and view what the artist sees. Reception Sunday August 11, 1 - 3 pm
Off the Wall/On the Wall 2- Artists Rob MacLellan and Stephen Gibb September 5 - September 22
Eclectic handmade sculptures by Rob and quirky, thought provoking art by Stephen.
Reception Sunday September 8, 1 - 3 pm.
Rochambeau-Rock/Paper/Scissors- Artists Emma and Jody Fleming September 26- October 13
Daughter and Father have teamed up showcasing their unique artistry. Reception Sunday September 29, 1 - 3 pm
Spectres and Spirits- A Spiritual Experience- October 17- November 3 Reception Sunday October 20 1 - 3 pm
Holiday Artisan Shoppe- November 14 - December 8
Join us for our latest exhibit featuring the enchanting work of Jim Ogilvie from May 2 to May 19 with an
opening reception Sunday May 5 from 1 to 3 pm.
This exhibit has been traveling from gallery to gallery across Ontario since March 2012. It explores the idea that commonly held beliefs are continually shaped by landscapes, both real and imagined, and those not yet realized as a means to artistic, social and political ends. It challenges our definition of landscapes to be much more than a pantographic of the great outdoors. Jim Ogilvie is a graphic artist with over 35 years of experience who resides with his wife in Windsor.
