Rooms Remember Themselves

Sara Graham from her solo exhibition Rooms Remember Themselves currently at MKG127, Toronto:

The Saddest Circle Is A Square

Sara Graham from her solo exhibition The Saddest Circle Is A Square currently at MKG127, Toronto:

Approaching The Edge From The Opposite Side

Sara Graham from her long overdue solo exhibition Approaching The Edge From The Opposite Side currently at MKG127, Toronto:

StreetFinder

Sara Graham from her solo exhibition StreetFinder at MKG127, Toronto 2013:

London / New System

Sara Graham from her solo exhibition The London Series at MKG127, Toronto 2010:

Graham's Proposition For A New System series from the exhibition group Empire Of Dreams at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (MOCCA), 2010:

Again And Again

Marking the gallery's 10th anniversary, the group exhibition Again And Again is currently showing at MKG127, Toronto ...

Geoffrey Pugen's Eruption 2:

Sara Graham's SG4MKGX:

Kristiina Lahde's Carbon Copy #1:

Sky Glabush's The Window Is Also A Door:

Joy Walker's Untitled (Celebration):

Adam David Brown's Four Intersecting Circles:

Tom Koken's Too 10:

Gwen McGregor's video Ten Years Of Progress:

Rebuilding Canada + shadows

Sara Graham's collage from her current solo exhibition Rebuilding Canada at MKG127, Toronto:

Shadows on an ordinary summer day in Toronto, 2015:

Graham's StreetFinder

Obsessed with cities as always, Sara Graham portrayed Canadian cities in intricate layers in her latest StreetFinder series.

Graham at MKG127, Toronto 2013:

Graham's yellow rendition of the invisible urban infrastructures

Sara Graham's art originates from her concern with the contemporary city: its architectures, infrastructures, histories and psychogeographies.  Apparently, yellow is her favourite colour.

Graham at MKG127, Toronto 2010:

Graham at MKG127, Toronto 2008: