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Presenting recent works by Jen Aitken, Melanie Authier, Blue Republic, Sandra Brewster, Ulysses Castellanos, Hyang Cho, Divya Mehra, Spring Hurlbut, Suzy Lake, Esmaa Mohamoud, Margaret Priest and Kelly Wallace.

 

 

 

Image Courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects 2020

 

April 2020

In response to the unparalleled COVID-19 crisis and its impacts, I have made the difficult decision to close the gallery’s physical space. At the end of April, Georgia Scherman Projects will leave 133 Tecumseth St, Toronto, ON. While I can assure you that there have been no confirmed or reported cases of COVID-19 associated with Georgia Scherman Projects, we are nonetheless committed to doing our utmost to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. And this, in all likelihood, involves our gallery remaining closed to the general public for at least another few months. 

All our publicly scheduled events have been postponed until further notice.  Let me emphasize that these changes will not affect the gallery’s commitment to our represented artists and we are already actively engaged in the process of looking for a smaller temporary space to work from until - in happier times - we ultimately find a brand new gallery site.

Until such times, Georgia Scherman Projects will continue to share the work of our artists through its website and encourage visitors to follow our current and future projects online. 

Regular updates will be posted with news of our upcoming temporary site and with other new ventures as they develop. 

Please feel free to email us regarding our artists and their works.

We do thank for your understanding and we send you our warmest thoughts and brightest hopes.  

Georgia

 

 

Museum London - Realisms: Canadian Art 1850 to Present - January 18 - May 3, 2020

Inside Out no.3, 2008 - 52" x 36" Lead, gesso on panel - Image courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects

 

Art Gallery of Hamilton - The Collection Continues : A quarter Century of Collecting - June 21, 2019 - January 5, 2020

Image Courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects

 

 

image courtesy of the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery 2018

 

Imago Mundi , OCAD University

 

 

 

Papier 2018, Georgia Scherman Projects

 

 

CBC Radio Interview on The Afternoon Drive with Chris dela Torre

CBC London, London Artist Creates Hyper- Realistic Landscapes

 

    Image courtesy of JNAAG

 

 

Beside Myself, Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery, February - May 2018,  Sarnia Ontario 

 

 

Art Toronto, Georgia Scherman Projects, October 27 - 30  2017, Toronto Ontario

 

 

 

Drawing: The Beginning of Everything, Albright Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo New York - July 8 - October 16, 2017

 

 

 

Kelly Wallace on Contemporary Drawing,  May 4, 2017. 7- 9 pm,  Judith And Norman Alix Art Gallery,  Sarnia Ontario 

 

Papier 17 - Georgia Scherman Projects, Montreal Quebec April 21- 23, 2017

 

Highlights from 150 Years of Art-Making in London - Museum London, February 04 - April 23, 2017

 

 

Ontario Arts Council Visual Artist Grant Mid Career 2016

 

Unman , Georgia Scherman Projects  opens December 1 2016, 6 - 8 pm

Installation of Unman at Georgia Scherman Projects 2016 - image courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects

 

 

 Art Toronto International Art Fair October 28 - 31 2016- Georgia Scherman Projects

Unman 2016, lead, paper - 34" x 55 " - image courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects

 

 

*** Video - Glenn Stillar - Marking Time, 2015

 

 

 

 

Georgia Scherman Projects - Feature Fair - October 22- 25, 2015

 

 

Fashcam Review - Meraj Dhir - Drawing in Canada...an Assessment and Survey of the State of a Fine Art, Inspired by the Oakville Galleries: Out of Line a Bravura and Thoughtful Summer Long Exhibition

 

 

 

Oakville Galleries - OUT OF LINE - June 21 - September 5, 2015

 

 Medium Rare 2014, 45" x 72", lead on paper 

 

 

 

 

Georgia Scherman Projects, Papier 15, Montreal Quebec

 

 

 

 

 Rodman Hall Art Centre Brock University - WITHIN RANGE 

 

 

 

 

 Georgia Scherman Projects - LEADEN

 

 Cauldron 2014, lead, paper on panel, 34" x 55" image courtesy of Georgia Scherman Projects