Fleming transparency

Referencing Jack Bush's colour-field paintings, Joe Fleming's latest solo exhibition Thinking Of Bush is a collection of well composed "sculptural" paintings, most on plexiglas.  The transparency/translucency of the plexi-support adds layers to the already interesting compositions while the interplay of light and shadows brings new dimensions beyond the flat picture plane.  This new series of paintings are my most favourite by Fleming so far.

Fleming at General Hardware Contemporary, Toronto 2013:

Superabstraction Mainella

From the group exhibition Superabstraction, Derek Mainella at Angell Gallery, Toronto 2013:

The Cube

The Exchange District in downtown Winnipeg is a Canadian National Historic Site consisting of about 150 heritage buildings from the early 20th century.  At the heart of the Exchange District is Old Market Square, which is accented by 5468796 Architecture's 2010 award-winning The Cube (aka Old Market Square Stage):

Just a couple blocks away on McDermot Avenue is 5468796's office:

Diffusion Und Konfusion

Franka Hörnschemeyer's architectural series Diffusion Und Konfusion at Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin 2013:

Also on view was Hörnschemeyer's mobile sculpture Im Innern der Figur:

Superabstraction Harms

From the group exhibition Superabstraction, my favourite Bradley Harms's latest works at Angell Gallery, Toronto 2013:

; - ) in green

From the group exhibition Semicolon Hyphen Bracket earlier this year at Toronto's MKG127 ...

Liza Eurich's Not Quite There No. 08 and Not Quite There No. 09:

Anna Kolodziejska's Ohne Titel (Swimming Pool) with Kristiina Lahde's Triangle, Square, Rhombus:

Feeling Ramsay

Les Ramsay's solo exhibition Leaning With Feelings at Cooper Cole Gallery, Toronto 2013:

Gringler's juxtaposed geometric complexities

Jason Gringler at Angell Gallery, Toronto 2013:

Walls

Gordon Matta-Clark at Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago 2013: