Legacy wall

Big thumbs up!  From the group exhibition 60 Painters, Colette Laliberté's wall work Legacy at Humber Arts and Media Studios, Toronto 2012:

Folds In Space

Colette Laliberté's installation Folds In Space currently at 12 Degrees, Toronto:

Legacy

Although my degree of satisfaction usually declines with the scale of group exhibitions (art fairs are particularly disappointing), I must admit that my little hike to the far west of T.O. to see 60 Painters yesterday was well worth it.  The show was very well curated.  Most works are abstract and recent, and they all complement each other.  Colette Laliberté's wall "painting" with black tape, Legacy, got my biggest vote.  Coincidentally, I'm also working on my own wall "painting" with white tape just recently.

Laliberté at Humber Arts and Media Studios, Toronto 2012:

Laliberté, Groome, Transitions

Abstractionists Colette Laliberté and Jessica Groome's recent works are on view at Wynick/Tuck Gallery's current group show Transitional Movement.

Laliberté at Wynick/Tuck, Toronto 2012:

Groome at Wynick/Tuck, Toronto 2012:

Laliberté's floating lines and planes

I saw Colette Laliberté's eye-catching constructivist paintings of floating lines and planes at Toronto's Wynick/Tuck Gallery last week.  Her previous site specific installations, which I didn't get a chance to see, would have been even more brilliant.

Laliberté at Wynick/Tuck, Toronto 2011: