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var toronto="<h1>TORONTO GALLERIES</h1><br /><h2>201QUEENEAST</h2>May 17, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Reception: May 17, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>Out of the Blue - Heidi Leverty<br>Heidi Leverty visits the wastelands of recycling plants, which she considers her own private gallery. By looking for the unexpected and unpredictable, the discarded remnants of our daily lives are transformed - from mundane to incredible. Curated by Tatiana Sekulic. A Contact Exhibition. <br>201 Queen St. E., Toronto ON<br>T: 416-666 9881, <a href=\"mailto:info@201queeneast.com\">info@201queeneast.com</a><br><a href=\"http://www.201queeneast.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.201queeneast.com</a><br>Tues-Sun 12-5<br>Map Zone: 7<br>To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005HeidiLeverty.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br><br><h2>ACA GALLERY</h2>  art can change the world<br />May 3, 2006 - May 13, 2006 <br>Reception: May 6, 2006,12 - 5 PM <br>GlobalFusion/Contact Photography - Richard Adkin, Paul Calhoun, Jy Chiperzak, GiaChkhatarashvilli,Michelle Jelsma, Erika Gonzalez, Christina Leslie, TaraComisso, Alice Dixon, Rob Elphinstone, Jack Gilbert, Carol Mann, Carol Mark,Mary Pocock, Lola Reid Allin, Al Gilbert.<br>Photographicimages spanning continents, time zones between the primitive and high tech, warand peace, and cultures to bring the viewer into the connectedness of humanity.Glimpses of the past with 18th century daguerreotype photographs, war torn Bosnia,aftermath of Taliban in Afghanistan,lost culture Georgiain USSR,the evolving earth mother and humanity at its most inspiring. Percentage ofsales to benefit I.Can Foundation/Little Libraries established by Doreen Wicksto educate children in developing countries. <br>May 17, 2006 - May 31, 2006 <br>Reception: May 19, 2006,6 - 9 PM <br>MontparnasseRemembered - Brian Hawkins.<br>Solo exhibit ofpaintings by Brian Hawkins that celebrates Left Bank Life in the twenties andthirties. Inspired by the likes of Man Ray and other artistic talents includingMiro, Picasso and other artists,writers and the femme fatale of the time. Blackand white photography reinterpreted into expressive colour treatments. Inspireddeco room setting by 213 Antiques (213Queen St E) a treasuretrough of stylish and antique furnishings circa 1800 to present.<br />  183 Queen St East, Toronto ON, M5A 1S2<br />  T: 416-823-4039, <a href=\"mailto:ariande@ican.net\">ariande@ican.net</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.acagallery.com/\">www.acagallery.com</a>, Wed-Fri 12-6,   Sat 12-5<br />Map Zone: 7 <br /><br /><br /><h2>ART101</h2>May 1, 2006 - June 4, 2006<br>Reception: May 11, 2006, 5-8 PM - (by invitation / rvsp only - art101@upcountry.com)<br>derelict ? - Franco Colalillo, Joshua Jensen Nagle, Kevin Kelly, Herman Weiss.<br>This inaugural group show at art101 marks the end of the construction phase at the newly restored, former industrial space of Upcountry's new flagship store in downtown Toronto... and the beginning of a brand new experience. The imagery is familiar: urban degradation, perpetual construction sites and the many abandoned spaces in our cities. But few would see the beauty in these derelict icons, as did this group of young urban explorers. They bring to life what most of us chose to cast aside and out of our memories. <br>May 11, 2006 - July 9, 2006<br>Reception: May 11, 2006, 5-8 PM - (by invitation/rsvp only: art101@upcountry.com)<br>Visions of Haida Gwaii - Noah Cole.<br>'Set in the ancient and remote island of Haida Gwaii, this is a journey of a traveller/photographer into the depths of nature. Cole's search for the beauty within ecologically sensitive areas has brought him to capture important images of wilderness, which are a gift from mother nature to this land. This journey of discovery hopes to offer us a window to remote places, and to enlighten and educate us about protecting the natural environment, so that our future generations get to enjoy it as we do today.' <br>310 King Street E., Toronto ON<br>T: 416-777-1800 x 2025, <a href=\"mailto:art101@upcountry.com\">art101@upcountry.com</a><br><a href=\"http://www.upcountry.com/art101\">www.upcountry.com/art101</a><br>Mon-Fri 10-8, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5<br>Map Zone: 6<br>To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005Art101.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br><br><br><h2>ARTA GALLERY</h2>May 4, 2006 - May 14, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>She's Crafty - Graduation Exhibition - Amy Belanger, Kate Busby, Norah Deacon, Cara d Grover, Thea Haines, Amy Imrie, Bettina Lee, Airin Mcgunity, Ashlee Mezaros, Nicole Rahim, Fern Louise Ritchie, Sarah Sanders, Krissy Vanderzande, Ange Yake<br>She's Crafty is a collection of textile objects produced by the graduating class of Sheridan College Crafts and Design Textile Studio. The exhibition is a celebration of craft and its ability to connect with people through the handmade mark. <br>May 17, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Reception: May 17, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>Streets of Cine - Sam Chan<br>Globalization is nothing new. To talk about it is to explore the need to conquer new territory and expand one's interconnections, which has existed since our very beginning. It is as deeply ingrained into the human condition as any living creature's need to survive. With the Streets of Cine series of photomontages, Sam tackles the concepts of relationships, interconnections, progression, and 'fiction as non-fiction' through cinematic, narrative sequences. Exhibiting as part of the CONTACT 2006 Toronto Photography Festival. The photojournalistic approach to globalization Has Been Done - It's time for something different ...<br />  55 Mill St. Bldg 9, #102, Toronto, ON, M5A 3C4 <br />    T: 416-364 2782, <a href=\"http://www.artagallery.ca/\">www.artagallery.ca</a><br />    Tue-Fri 11-5, Sat &amp; Sun 12-5 <br />Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District <br><br /><h2> CEDAR RIDGE GALLERY  </h2> April 30, 2006 - May 5, 2006<br>Reception: April 30, 2006, 1 - 4 PM<br>Cedarbrook Painters - Glenda Cook, Catherine Morley, Olga Pugh, Peggy Ring, Sharon Zold.<br>Acrylic, Oils and Watercolours. <br>May 7, 2006 - May 12, 2006<br>Reception: April 30, 2006, 1 - 4 PM<br>'Mythic Forest'(Tuesday, Ceramic Artists) <br>May 14, 2006 - May 24, 2006<br>Reception: May 14, 2006, 2 - 4 PM<br>-Kay Long and Friends<br>Mixed Media <br>May 27, 2006 - June 2, 2006<br>Reception: May 28, 2006, 1 - 4 PM<br>Sushi ... Seconds Please - Tina Contento<br>Paintings and Ceramic Art <br>      225 Confederation Drive, Toronto, ON, M1G 1B2 <br />      T: 416-396-4026, F: 416-396-7044<br />      <a href=\"mailto:crsg@pathcom.com\">crsg@pathcom.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.cedarridgegallery.tripod.com/\"> www.cedarridgegallery.tripod.com</a> Mon-Wed 9-9, Thurs 9-4 PM, Fri 9-8<br />Sat 9-4, Sun 10-4<br>To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005CedarRidge.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br /><br />    <h2>COBALT GALLERY</h2>May 6, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>Reception: May 6, 2006, 2 - 5 PM<br>Eva Nicholls, Mixed Media.<br>In my work I combine my life experience with those of my travels. I aim to communicate the feeling of a specific place without literal representation of the actual landscape. On my travels I collect a variety of materials, as well as samples of soil, sand, gravel and stones. All these I incorporate later into my work. Recently I started to use flowers in my art as a contrast to stones to symbolize fragility of beauty and passage of time. <br>870a Kingston Rd., at Beech AV., Toronto, ON<br />M4E 1S3, T: 416-694-0156, F: 416-694-6326<br /><a href=\"mailto:cobaltgallery@sympatico.ca\">cobaltgallery@sympatico.ca</a><br />Wed.-Sat. 11-5, Sunday Noon-4 or by   appointment<br>  <br />  <br /> <h2>CRAIG SCOTT GALLERY</h2>April 27, 2006 -  May 28, 2006<br>  Reception: April  27, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>  Transfigurations -  Maleonn<br>  Shanghai filmmaker  and fine art photographer Maleonn (Ma Liang) exhibits four series in the  CONTACT Photography Festival 'Unforgivable Children,' 'Chinese  Story,' 'My Circus,' and 'Shanghai Boys.' The series'  are complementary narratives about the evolution of Chinese identity in the  context of multiple contemporary influences intersecting with deep historical  currents. Maleonn's photography - alternately playful and edged with the  macabre - juxtaposes, with singular artistic power, widespread feelings of  dislocation and unease at the pace of change in today's China,  on the one hand, and the welcoming of new horizons of self-expression and  cultural vitality, on the other. Maleonn was featured in CBC TV's documentary  series China Rises ('City of Dreams,'  January 29, 2006).  Purchasers of his work on opening night will receive a signed copy of his  just-published book of photography, Shanghai Fables. <br>  June 1, 2006 - June 25, 2006 <br>  Reception: June 1, 2006,  6 - 9 PM <br>  Alchemy - Gianni  Pennisi<br>  Sicily's  Gianni Pennisi returns to North America  after recent highly-successful shows in Asia  (Singapore  and Hong Kong).  Pennisi is one of Europe's  leading collagists of the postwar era. Indeed, in the view of Joseph Beuys in  1979 (expressed to press and art critics at the time Beuys was opening his own  show at the Guggenheim in New York),  Pennisi was at the time 'the greatest collagist in the world.'  Pennisi's show, 'Alchemy', at Craig Scott Gallery will have the double purpose  of exhibiting work from 1960 to present and presenting a new series of collages  called Gli imaginari di Gianni Pennisi (Imaginaries of Gianni Pennisi).  Pennisi's 'imaginaries' have been created using Pennisi's singular method that  involves a near-magical process of transforming cuttings and tearings from  popular magazines into entirely new forms of paper in a unique colour spectrum;  he then composes these revitalized remnants into stunningly beautiful  symphonies. Pennisi's early training, in the 1950s and early 1960s, occurred  under Francisco Mancini and, for two years in Hamburg,  Oskar Kokoshka. Amongst Pennisi's many achievements are his solo charity  exhibit for UNICEF at the United Nations in New    York in 1977 and, in 2003, receipt  of Spain's  Cartagena Prize 'for having contributed, in Italy  and abroad, to cultural development in its multiple aspects.'<br />  95 Berkeley Street, Toronto, ON, M5A 2W3<br />  T: 416-365-3326, <a href=\"mailto:info@craigscottgallery.com\"> info@craigscottgallery.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.craigscottgallery.com/\">www.craigscottgallery.com</a><br />  Map Zone: 9, Berkeley District<br /><br /><br> <h2>DISTILL</h2>May 2, 2006 - May 14, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 7 - 9 PM<br>clay by 12 - Group Exhibition<br>distill is proud to present the 2006 graduating class from the Sheridan College ceramics studio - Charlotte Avery, David Irish, Diane Hamilton, Jane Thelwell, Lauren Blakey, Janine Macdonald, Jess Cooper, Patricia Lawler, Taro Howard, Patrick Yeung, Tara-Lynne Franco and Julia Van Tuinen. <br>May 16, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>blooming - invitational exhibition<br>'blooming' is an invitational exhibition showing vessels designed to contain flowers - ceramics by Susie Osler, Joan Mcneil, Michelle Mendlowitz, Jordan Mcdonald, Hilary Masemann, Robin Tieu, Lisa Parsons, Dawn Petticrew, Amanda Potter, Max Blankstein, Hannun Lyn, Suzanne Finn and Allison Skinner. Glass by Julie Gibb and Terry Craig. Flower arrangements by elizabeth munroe. <br>55 Mill Street, Toronto ON<br>T: 416-304-0033, <a href=\"mailto:info@distillgallery.com\">info@distillgallery.com</a><br><a href=\"http://www.distillgallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.distillgallery.com</a><br>Tues-Sun 11-6<br>Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br><br><br>   <h2>ENGINE ROOM CREATIVE </h2>May 1, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Andrew Cheddie Sookrah<br>On-going - Andrew Cheddie Sookrah. Powerful, passionately executed figurative work, oil on canvas. 'Andrew's humans are existential giants. He paints nudes without skin. He paints the flesh and soul of humans wounded by life and full of passion. His paintings tell us how to live without denying ourselves' - Juan Pascual-Leone, Toronto.<br />  T: 416-968-1732 x 221, F: 416-968-1795<br />  <a href=\"mailto:sookrah@engineroom.ca\">sookrah@engineroom.ca</a>, <a href=\"http://www.engineroom.ca/\">www.engineroom.ca</a><br />  By appointment.<br />  To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005Sookrah.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /> <br />  <br />  <h2>ENVERS CHAPIN GALLERY</h2>  Toronto's fine art source for collectors, interior designers and   galleries. We carry a diverse collection of original fine art by Canadian   and International artists. Come and visit our casual studio environment   where knowledgeable consultants can help you make an informed decision   about buying artwork.<br />  37 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, ON<br />  T: 416-860-0795, <a href=\"http://www.enverschapingallery.com/\"> www.enverschapingallery.com</a><br />  Mon-Sat 10-6 PM<br />  Private appointments also available <br />  Map Zone: 6<br>To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005Envers.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br />  <br>  <br /> <h2>FEHELEY FINE ART</h2>May 27, 2006 - June 17, 2006<br />Witness to the Past: Sculpture and Photographs from Arctic Quebec.  This exhibition juxtaposes the stunning photographs of the late Richard Harrington with sculpture and graphics from Arctic Quebec. In the late 1950s, the legendary photographer travelled to Arctic Quebec and documented a culture on the cusp of major change. The narrative works of art in the exhibition parallel the photographs, reflecting the artists'; desire to depict the 'old ways' in the face of swift acculturation. The photographs anchor each sculpture to the past and provide a strong dialogue between the different forms of visual representations.  <br />  14 Hazelton Ave., Toronto, ON, M5R 2E2<br />  T: 416-323-1373, F: 416-323-0121<br />  <a href=\"mailto:gallery@feheleyfinearts.com\">gallery@feheleyfinearts.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.feheleyfinearts.com/\">www.feheleyfinearts.com</a>,   Tues-Sat 10-5:30<br />  Map Zone: 3, Yorkville<br>  <br>  <br /><h2>GALLERY ARCTURUS</h2>April 29, 2006 - June 24, 2006<br>Reception: April 29, 2006, 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM<br>In Between - Simeon Posen, Pamela Williams, Joachim Oepkes<br>Simeon Posen - Still Moving, photographs that capture the flow, movement and brilliance of rushing rivers, waterfalls and vast oceans. Pamela Williams - In the Midst of Angels, photographs of sculpture from the cemeteries of Europe and beyond. Joachim Oepkes - Stations, original digital images meet with expressive acrylic colours on canvas to become re-imagined representations. <br>80 Gerrard St. East, Toronto ON<br>T: 416-977-1077, <a href=\"mailto:ob-art@arcturus.ca\">ob-art@arcturus.ca</a><br><a href=\"http://www.arcturus.ca\" target=\"_blank\">www.arcturus.ca</a><br>Tues-Fri 12-5:30, Sat 11-5:30<br><br><br> <h2>GALLERY CONTEMPRA</h2>  May 1, 2006 - May 26, 2006<br />  Paintings by Bonnie Czegledi<br />35 Prince Arthur Avenue<br />  Toronto, ON, T: 416-929-8209<br />  <a href=\"mailto:czegledi@artlaw.ca\">czegledi@artlaw.ca</a>, <a href=\"http://www.czeglediartlaw.ca/\">www.czeglediartlaw.ca</a><br />  Daily from 12-4 PM, Map Zone: 3, Yorkville<br /><br />  <br />  <h2>GALLERY ONE</h2>May 13, 2006 - June 6, 2006<br>Reception: May 13, 2006, 2 - 5 PM<br>Effusus - Ron van Dongen.<br>Using a camera and natural light, van Dongen is able to produce close-up, intensely detailed images of flowers. The flower itself becomes a landscape revealing changing textures and subtle plays of light and colour. <br>  121 Scollard Street, Toronto, ON, M5R 1G4<br />  T: 416-929-3103, F: 416-929-0278<br />  Map Zone: 3, Yorkville  <br /><br /><h2>GIBSONE JESSOP GALLERY</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Gibsone Jessop is the first Canadian gallery to make introducing promising international artists to Canadian audiences its raison d'etre. We identify new developments in painting worldwide by concentrating on early, mid-career artists whose work is garnering growing acclaim. <br>May 11, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>Reception: May 11, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>Sanctuary - Charles Green & Lyndell Brown.<br>The ghost-like paintings on duraclear by Charles Green and Lyndell Brown have been exhibited in The National Gallery of Australia, The National Gallery of Victoria, the National Gallery of Singapore, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, and the National Gallery of Thailand. They will haunt the walls of the Gibsone Jessop Gallery to May 27. <br>May 26, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>Reception: May 26, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>Culture. Distilled. Join us for the Distillery District's 'Culture. Distilled.' weekend when we will present lectures and performance art. Please call for details.<br />  55 Mill Street, Bldg. #4, 55, Toronto, ON<br />  M5A 3C4, T: 416-360-6800<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@gibsonejessop.com\">info@gibsonejessop.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.gibsonejessop.com/\">www.gibsonejessop.com</a>   <br />Mon-Sun 11-6<br />  Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005GibsonJessop.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br /><h2>GLADSTONE HOTEL</h2>  May 5, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>  Reception: May 4, 2006, 8 - Midnight<br>  SpeakEasy Annual Photography Show - Various<br>  Black & white, colour, digital, and traditional, we've got it all! Just in time for the city wide CONTACT Festival, the Annual SpeakEasy Photography Show, will feature original works by 10 local, and very talented photographers. <br>  May 6, 2006 - May 30, 2006<br>  Reception: May 5, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>  Urban Optics - Dale M. Reid, Michael Conway, Aaron Finbow, Stephanie Fysh, Mondu Lulu, Kevin Steele, Jonah Zalken, Talia, Lisa Binnie, Stephen Brookbank, and Cece Scott.<br>  Urban Optics, produced by the Gladstone Hotel for CONTACT Photography Festival and installed in six of our second floor exhibition rooms will showcase urban life in Toronto through the eyes of eleven local photographers. <br>  May 6, 2006 - June 25, 2006<br>  Reception: May 5, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>  Carte Blanche - Group Exhibition<br>  This unprecedented showcase displays work drawn from the more than 200 photographers featured in Carte Blanche, a groundbreaking book on Canada's best photographers as selected by a jury of renowned arts professionals. This exhibition shows how Canadian photographers experience cultures around the world and how they work within their own. Carte Blanche will change the perceptions of Canadians - and the world - about photographic achievement in this country. Curated By: Catherine Dean & MaryAnn Camilleri. <br>  May 11, 2006 - May 24, 2006<br>  Reception: May 11, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>  Images 2006 - George Brown College Continuing Education Students.<br>  George Brown College is pleased to showcase student work from our Continuing Education photography classes. This exhibit allows students, from beginner to advanced levels of photography, to display their creativity on a professional level. <br>  May 25, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>  Reception: May 29, 2006, 7 PM - 10 PM<br>  Bicycle Art Show - Various<br>  Together the City of Toronto, the Community Bicycle Network and the Gladstone Hotel bring a Bicycle Art Show to Queen St. W. just in time for Bike Week. Stop by this exhibition during the week and come back for the official reception on Monday, May 29th at 7pm featuring the Community Bicycle Network's Poster Project Auction. <br>  1214 Queen Street West, Toronto ON<br>  T: 416-531-4635, <a href=\"mailto:chrism@gladstonehotel.com\">chrism@gladstonehotel.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.gladstonehotel.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.gladstonehotel.com</a><br>  Mon-Sun 12-5<br>  Map Zone: 1, Queen West Gallery District<br><br><br>  <h2>GUERRILLA AT RESISTOR GALLERY</h2>  May 12, 2006 - June 2  2006<br>  Reception: May 12, 2006, 6 PM-late<br>  An alternative to Contact, 'The Guerrilla Show' presents fresh, innovative photography by emerging Toronto-based artists Cindy Blazevic, Henrieta Haniskova, David Larraguibel, Pascal Paquette, Danijela Pruginic, Jodi Pudge, Carlyle Routh, Shanghoon and Ryan Taylor. Also included is a video installation by Adam Gorley. Curated by Emily Elsa Hamilton. <br>  284E College St., Toronto ON<br>  T: 416-849-3975, <a href=\"mailto:guerrilla.show@gmail.com\">guerrilla.show@gmail.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.resistorgallery.ca\" target=\"_blank\">www.resistorgallery.ca</a>, Mon-Sat 12-7<br />To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005Guerrilla.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br />  <br /><br /><h2>HEADBONES GALLERY, THE DRAWERS</h2>  April 22, 2006 - May 23, 2006<br>  Reception: April 22, 2006, 4 - 8 PM<br>  Results of the Headhunt - Sergio Finamore, Rae Johnson, Harold Klunder, Judith Page, Lorraine Pritchard, Gord Smith, Jenny Wing Yee Tong.<br>  A Selection of Heads. There are artists who are known for their heads-Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Angus Bungay, Cynthia Karalla or Ann Kipling where a primary source of their research and practice has been the human physiognomy. They are hanging on our walls, a result of the headhunt. This generation of heads came after the tradition of portraiture where egoism and historical record-keeping motivated the use of heads as subject. Headbones, The Drawers presents a portrait attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds and documents the search for it's authenticity, but this is not a portrait show. The Result of the Headhunt brings forward a selection from artists who have succumbed to the irresistible urge to headhunt, to have a head to hang up, 'a head of one's own' to examine with all of the ramifications of expression, execution, subject, and association that they embody. Featuring 10 works each by Sergio Finamore, Rae Johnson, Harold Klunder, Judith Page, Lorraine Pritchard, Gord Smith and Jenny Wing Yee Tong and single works by Daniel Anhorn, Michaele Jordana Berman, Chuck Close, Daniel David, Andy Graffiti, Cherry Hood, Gertrude Kearns, Kris Knight, Daniel Lee, Tom MacKenzie, Jennifer MacKlemm, Mehrad Meraji, Maurizio Pellegrin, Srdjan Segan, Julie Oakes, Malcom Poynter, Fred Tomaselli, Alphonse Van Woerkom, Charles Yuen and others address the head from their particular perspectives. Headbones, The Drawers manages the storage, exhibition, and sales of drawings and works on paper of approximately one hundred visual artists in a one-year period. Each artist featured provides ten works to the drawers and a small catalog is produced with a written commentary by Julie Oakes. Collectors have access to about one thousand catalogued works in the gallery at any given time. <br>  260 Carlaw Avenue, Toronto ON<br>  T: 416-465-7352, <a href=\"mailto:info@headbonesgallery.com\">info@headbonesgallery.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.headbonesgallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.headbonesgallery.com</a><br>  Wed- Sat 12-6<br /><br /><br /><h2>HOLLANDER YORK GALLERY</h2>May 13, 2006 - May 29, 2006 <br>  Reception: May 13, 2006,  1 - 5 PM <br>  Sculpture and  Painting - Rose-Aimee Belanger & Laura Harris.<br>  Rose-Aimee  Belanger: At 83 years of age, Belanger is a celebrated sculptor across Canada  and the U.S.A.  Her sensual and voluptuous subjects are drawn from the people around her:  family friends and local characters she met over her lifetime. Laura Harris:  Harris' bright, saturated works provide a window into her sunny state of mind  and love of life and family. Harris paints with great visual texture- the  interplay of light and dark; the layering of colour, tone and pattern- that  brings vitality, interest and great imagination into her paintings.<br />  110 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, ON, M5R 1B9<br />  T: 416-923-9275, F: 416-923-7698<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@hollanderyorkgallery.com\"> info@hollanderyorkgallery.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.hollanderyorkgallery.com/\">www.hollanderyorkgallery.com</a><br />  Map Zone: 3, Yorkville, Mon-Sat 10-6 <br />To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005HollanderYork.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br />  <br /><br />  <h2>KINSMAN ROBINSON GALLERIES</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Select works by Robert Davidson (now showing at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection until 14 May)<<br />  108 Cumberland Street, Toronto, ON, M5R 1A6 <br />  T: 416-964-2374, F: 416-964-9042<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@kinsmanrobinson.com\">info@kinsmanrobinson.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.kinsmanrobinson.com/\">www.kinsmanrobinson.com</a>,   Tues-Sat 10-5 <br />  Map Zone: 3, Yorkville<br />  <br />  <br /> <h2>LAKESHORE GALLERY</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 17, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 6 - 10 PM<br>Open Door - Xzibiteh<br>Xzibiteh! A collective of artsts is proud to present 'Open Door' an exhibition that reflects a new beginning. <br>115 Birmingham Street, Etobicoke ON<br>T: 416-253-8076, T: 416-259-1434, <a href=\"mailto:xzibiteharts@rogers.com\">xzibiteharts@rogers.com</a><br>May 1-17, Tues-Fri 4-6, Sat-Sun 1-6<br><br><br> <h2>LEONARDO GALLERY</h2>April 24, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 7 - 9 PM<br>Landscapes Revealed - Bret Culp, Joshua Harrower, John Long<br>Photographers Bret Culp, Joshua Harrower and John Long explore landscapes outside the city limits. From Culp's stark images of nature, Harrower's exotic scenes from India to Long's exploration of vast contrasting landscapes, this exhibition gives us a panoramic view of the world around us. Culp has recently won a Spider Award for his feature photograph Strength. Long has a compelling series done in stereo, a rare and historic technique of viewing images in 3-D and a stunning series of large-scale panoramic landscapes that engulf theviewer.<br />  133 Avenue Road, Toronto, ON, M5R 2H7<br />  T: 416-924-7296, <a href=\"mailto:info@leonardogalleries.com\"> info@leonardogalleries.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.leonardogalleries.com/\">www.leonardogalleries.com</a> <br />  Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5, Map Zone: 3, Yorkville<br>To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005Leonardo.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br />  <br />  <br />  <h2>LOUISE LIPMAN CONTEMPORARY ART</h2>May 2, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Reception: May 6, 2006, 2 - 4 PM<br>Nudes/A Fragile Landscape - Stephen Zeifman/Simon Schneiderman.<br>Zeifman has used a 35mm Leica camera and natural light to create a series of images that are neither ironic nor self-referential. He has made the body a stolid, sculptural presence, a milky white trunk emerging from darkness. In contrast to the secure inhabitants of Zeifman's works are the men and women depicted by Simon Schneiderman. Occupying a landscape made fragile by desire, his characters are variously lost, isolated and ecstatic.<br />  880 Queen Street W., Toronto, ON, M6J 1G3<br />  T: 416-913-9057, F: 416-531-0912<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@lipmanart.com\">info@lipmanart.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.lipmanart.com/\">www.lipmanart.com</a><br />  Wed-Fri 12-6, Sat 11-6, Sun 12-5<br />  Map Zone: 1, Queen West Gallery District<br /> To see AD, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/ads/MAY2005Lipman.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br /><br />  <h2>ODON WAGNER CONTEMPORARY</h2>May 11, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>Green Line, Blue Line - Yehouda Chaki.<br>This exhibition features twenty-three paintings and eleven drawings by Quebec based artist Yehouda Chaki. This body of work, focused entirely on landscape, is based on the artist's memories and imagination to evoke a reconfiguration of places that are imbued with emotion, and a collective sense of history. The beautiful, often very large-scale canvases reflect the confident maturity of a seasoned painter. Chaki is a master of colour, unafraid of brilliant, sometimes shocking juxtapositions, and is capable of dazzling virtuoso brushwork. <br>May 5, 2006 - May 31, 2006<br>Impressions on the Land - Eric Klemm<br>This exhibition showcases twelve unique prints and is featured in the CONTACT festival of photography. These photographs, made by Klemm during treks throughout his home province of British Columbia, are varied in subject matter. Each image reveals an intrusion of human presence on the rich multifarious wilderness.<br />  172 Davenport Rd., Toronto, ON, M5R 1J2<br />  T: 416-962-0438, F: 416-962-1581<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@odonwagnergallery.com\">info@odonwagnergallery.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.odonwagnergallery.com/\">www.odonwagnergallery.com</a><br />  Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 10-5, Map Zone: 3, Yorkville<br>  <br /><br />    <h2>PIKTO</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 31, 2006Reception: May 4, 2006, 6 - 9 PMRough Beauty - Dave Anderson.Photographed predominantly in the rural town of Vidor, Texas, these images explore the character and burden of a community branded by its history. Vidor is reviled for its history of Klan activities, but behind this stereotype lingers a town filled with bootstrappers who haven't been able to lift themselves up and a crushing poverty sometimes reminiscent of the depression. Still, life goes on...<br />  55 Mill Street, Building 59, Toronto, ON<br />  M5A 3C4, T: 416-203-3443<br />  <a href=\"mailto:catherine@pikto.ca\">catherine@pikto.ca</a>, <a href=\"http://www.pikto.ca/\">www.pikto.ca</a><br />Mon-Wed 9-7, Thurs 9-9, Fri 9-7, Sat 10-7<br />  Sun 12-7, Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />  <br />  <br />  <h2>PROOF STUDIO GALLERY</h2>May 3, 2006 - June 4, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>Artifacts & Evidence - Sheila Jonah & John Drajewicz<br>Toronto's newest photographic and printmaking studio gallery in the historic Distillery District showcases the photographs of Sheila Jonah and John Drajewicz. Their images invite the viewer to contemplate human objects and architecture in contrast with distilled extracts of the natural environment. These visual refinements, viewed side by side, question which world is dominant - the man-made world of human artifacts and structures or the natural world, which is the ultimate source and destination of all physical things.<br />  55 Mill Street, Building 74, Studio 104<br />  Toronto, ON, M5A 3C4, T: 417-504-6761<br />  <a href=\"mailto:fineart@proofstudiogallery.com\"> fineart@proofstudiogallery.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.proofstudiogallery.com/\">www.proofstudiogallery.com</a>,   Wed-Sun 11-6<br />  Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAY2005ProofCottage.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a> and <a href=\"ads/MAY2005ProofSelfPropelled.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br /><br /><h2>REBECCA GALLERY</h2>April 29, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>In 'Conversations of the Moment', Lakefield artist Jeannie Bennett Guillet presents a series of paintings which move beyond the physical of what is seen, to what has brought the object into being - the undercurrent of life. <br>June 1, 2006 - July 1, 2006<br>Painting in acrylics and oil on board and canvas, Lloyd Walton shares his interpretation of the Canadian landscape. <br>July 6, 2006 - August 5, 2006<br>In 'Rage Against the Machine', Mary Kainer combines graphite drawings with abstract painting to record the collapse and repair of household appliances.<br />  317 Grace St., Toronto, ON, M6G 3A7<br />  T: 416-537-8213, F: 416-537-8213<br />  <a href=\"mailto:kfitz@bellnet.ca\">kfitz@bellnet.ca</a>, <a href=\"http://www.rebeccagallery.com/\">www.rebeccagallery.com</a><br />  Tues-Sat 10-6, <br /><br />  <h2>REDEYE STUDO GALLERY</h2>April 28, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>Reception: April 28, 2006<br>Jennifer Hinrichs, Sandy McMullen, Michael Steinhauser.<br>Sandy McMullen -- 'Circles & Grids' The vibrant dance of acrylic and ink splash across these fresh and lively paintings. Themes of childhood echo through paintings with names such as 'Cats' Eye' and 'Tic Tac Toe' to delight the eye and renew the spirit. Jennifer Hinrichs - Charcoal and pastel works on paper, and mixed media on canvas inspired by the landscape and buildings of the Bayview Ravine. Michael Steinhauser exhibits a selection of colorful oils on canvas from his Bermuda trip and closer to home.<br />  55 Mill Street, Building #74, Studio 102, Toronto, ON, M5A 3C4, T:   416-366-3393<br />  <a href=\"mailto:m.steinhauser@utoronto.ca\">m.steinhauser@utoronto.ca</a>  <br /><a href=\"http://www.redeyestudiogallery.com/\"> www.redeyestudiogallery.com</a><br />Wed-Sun Noon-5<br />  Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />  <br />  <br />  <h2>ROSELAND GALLERY</h2>April 27, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>Zhu Lan - Paintings - Stephane Ducatteau - Handmade Metal Furniture.<br>Where Art Meets Design - Roseland Gallery presents an exhibition of new works by Chinese-born Canadian painter Zhu Lan alongside contemporary metal furniture designs by French artist and designer Stephane Ducatteau. With the theme of 'where art meets design,' this exhibition presents a harmonious combination of art and design elements for the home. Zhu Lan's monochromatic and lyrical abstract paintings on rice paper are complimented by Ducatteau's exquisite sculptural creations. <br>702 Queen Street West, Toronto ON<br>T: 416-869-9229, <a href=\"mailto:dfl@roselandgallery.com\">dfl@roselandgallery.com</a><br><a href=\"http://www.roselandgallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.roselandgallery.com</a><br>Mon, Tues, Thur, Fri, 11-7<br>Map Zone: 1, Queen West Gallery District<br><br><br> <h2>SANDRA AINSLEY GALLERY</h2>May 11, 2006 - June 10, 2006<br>Reception: May 11, 2006, 6:30 - 8:30 PM<br>-Latchezar Boyadjiev<br>Sandra Ainsley Gallery is proud to exhibit the internationally renowned work of Latchezar Boyadjiev. Known for his large-scale cast glass sculpture in dramatic shapes and vibrant colour, Latchezar commands global attention with his bold design. His inspired creations are cast in the Czech Republic where he is able to select the most precise glass colour and desired consistency. Latchezar then sandblasts and completes each piece at his California studio. <br>May 4, 2006 - May 21, 2006<br>Reception: May 4, 2006, 7 - 9 PM<br>Twelve Hundred Degrees - Sherdian Graduate Show<br>Sheridan Graduating Class's glass department will exhibit their exciting new work. Edgy and experimental, this show will exhibit the newest concepts from Canada's premiere art institution. The show boasts a broad range of technical applications including blowing, kilnworking, hot casting, flameworking and coldworking. <br />55 Mill St., Building 32, Toronto, ON, M5A 3C4<br />  T: 416-214-9490, F: 416-214-9503<br />  <a href=\"mailto:contact@sandraainsleygallery.com\"> contact@sandraainsleygallery.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.sandraainsleygallery.com/\">www.sandraainsleygallery.com</a><br /> Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6<br />  Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />To see AD, click <a href=\"ads/MAYAinsleyFinal.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><br /><br />  <h2>THE GUILD SHOP</h2>May 25, 2006 - June 13, 2006<br>Reception: May 25, 2006, 5:30 - 7:30 PM<br>Wood Invitational - Group Exhibition.<br>Davoud Khosravi's extraordinary wooden vessels lead a group of twelve talented wood artists including David Atkinson, Drew Allen, Doug Magrath, Rudy Schafron, Nick Hally, Robert Jakobsen, Diane Edwards, Paul Rolfe, Mark Rose, Robert Brown and Vince Lebert. Working with this year's theme of containment, these 12 artisans have created works both beautiful and functional. Please RSVP your attendance.<br />118 Cumberland St., Toronto, ON, M5R 1A6<br />  T: 416-921-1721, F: 416-921-3688<br />  <a href=\"mailto:theguildshop@craft.on.ca\">theguildshop@craft.on.ca</a>, <a href=\"http://www.craft.on.ca/\">www.craft.on.ca</a><br />  Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5<br /><br />  <br />      <h2>THOMPSON LANDRY GALLERY</h2>  Now open at The Historic Distillery District. The Thompson Landry Gallery   specializes in the very best of Quebec artists. The Thompson Landry   Gallery sets a new standard for art galleries in Toronto by showcasing   both the new generation of internationally acclaimed contemporary Quebec   artists and the great masters of Quebec.<br />  Artists currently represented include:<br />  Sylvain Tremblay, Lea Riviere, Joanne Corno, Dominic Besner, Viviane Case-   Fox, Jean-Pierre Lafrance, Jean Brillant, Tommy Zen, Nicholas Ruel, DeGuy,   Andre Monet, Francois Carrier, Heidi Taillefer.<br />  Quebec great masters include:<br />  A.Y. Jackson, M.A. Fortin, P.V. Beaulieu, Riopelle, Lemieux, Dallaire,   Borduas, Suzor Cote, Cosgrove, Masson, R. Richard, Rousseau <br />  55 Mill Street, Building #5, Toronto, ON, M5A 3C4<br />  T: 416-364-4955, F: 416-364-4866<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@thompsonlandry.com\">info@thompsonlandry.com</a><br />  <a href=\"http://www.thompsonlandry.com/\">www.thompsonlandry.com</a><br />  Map Zone: 5, The Distillery District<br />  <br /><br />  <h2>TRIAS GALLERY</h2>May 13, 2006 - May 26, 2006<br>Reception: May 13, 2006, 2 - 5 PM<br>The Balance - Yeon-Tak Chang.<br>Korean sculptor Yeon-Tak Chang continues to develop the complexities of the mountain form. He describes the stone works as poetry to be seen, 'Water doesn't decide to cut stone. The wind doesn't shake the trees of its own will. They are just part of nature. My struggles are more of a process of adapting myself to the stone, rather than challenging it to battle.' <br>May 1, 2006 - May 12, 2006<br>Selected gallery artists exhibit their newest works. Paintings by: Norah Borden, Pierre Chenier, Teresa Cullen, Hans Engel, Christopher Estridge, Telford Fenton (estate), Christopher Griffin, Emma Hesse, Miro Korsic, Anne-Marie Kornachuk, Arthur Potts, Tammy Ratcliff, Daniele Rochon, Janice Mason Steeves, Ewa Stryjnik, Ernestine Tahedl, Katya Trischuk, and Mary Wright. Sculpture by: Yeon-Tak Chang, Don Liardi, Frank Vondrejs, and Gisela Wittenberg.<br />  80 Spadina Avenue, #403, Toronto, ON, M5V 2J3<br />  T: 416-363-6242, F: 416-363-6459<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@triasgallery.com\">info@triasgallery.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.triasgallery.com/\">www.triasgallery.com</a>  <br />Map Zone: 4, <br /><br /> <h2>WOMEN'S ART ASSOCIATION GALLERY</h2>June 2, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>Reception: June 2, 2006, 5 - 7 PM<br>Past Meets PresentAmbrotypes, documentary photography, woodcut prints, handmade paper collages, watercolors, acrylics and mixed media works round out this eclectic exhbition. Former students and colleagues - Maayan Kasimov, Nan Merhai, John Monteith, Olga Philip, Lyn Rose, Natalie Schonfeld, Myron Swistun and Eugenia Weinerek join Karin Ungar in marking a 20 year career teaching visual art. <br>23 Prince Arthur Avenue, Toronto On<br>416-922-2060, <a href=\"mailto:karinungar@pathcom.com\">karinungar@pathcom.com</a><br><br><br> <h2>XEXE GALLERY</h2>May 4, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>Reception: May 6, 2006, 2 - 5 PM<br>M-Brane - Matthew Varey.<br>M-Brane examines colour and surface through a complex urethane painting technique Varey originated. Abstract colour fields initiate vacillation between perspectives of microcosm and macrocosm while referencing theories from contemporary physics. <br>May 4, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>Reception: May 6, 2006, 2 - 5 PM<br>Subtundral - Cheryl Ruddock.<br>Subtundral is a bold series of oil and gouache based mixed media paintings that expressionistically illustrate botanical images of Arctic flowers, which Cheryl collected and dried thirty years before. <br />  624 Richmond St. W. (@ Bathurst St.)<br />  Toronto, ON, M5V 1Y9, T: 416-646-2706<br />  <a href=\"mailto:info@xexegallery.com\">info@xexegallery.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.xexegallery.com/\">www.xexegallery.com</a><br />  Tues-Sat 12-6, Sun 1-4, or by appointment<br />  Map Zone: 4<br /><br />For a printable version, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/toronto.htm\" target=\"_blank\">HERE</a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://massartguide.com/Toronto%20Map%20-%20Printable.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"> Click here for a Toronto Map </a><br /><br />";
var swseontario="<h1>SOUTHERN ONTARIO GALLERIES</h1><br /> <h2>CANADIAN CLAY AND GLASS GALLERY</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br> …as it is…       by Tim Whiten explores and celebrates the dignity of labour and the       industriousness of past generations with works created in glass.<br />      Tree Tree by Jeremy Hatch includes a sculpture of a life-size apple tree,       replete with a tree house and swing made of porcelain, which celebrates       freedom and play as it reminds us of the potential of childhood dreams.<br />      Mandala Snowflake by Tina Poplawski uses 'earthy' materials contrasted       with works that are translucent and light, subverting expectations and       turning them around so that viewers must consider the significance and       value of their “roots.”<br />      Calm, Cool &amp; Collected exhibits selections from the Gallery’s permanent       collection, illustrating the importance of and reasoning behind a       permanent collection. <br />      25 Caroline Street North, Waterloo, ON, N2L 2Y5<br />      T: 519-746-1882, F: 519-746-6396<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@canadianclayandglass.ca\">info@canadianclayandglass.ca</a><br />      <a href=\"http://www.canadianclayandglass.ca/\">www.canadianclayandglass.ca</a>        Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5 <br />        <br />        <br />                                <h2>TRANSIT GALLERY</h2>May 2, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>Reception: May 5, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>Since I Left You - John Kennedy<br>Kennedy continues his series of abstract paintings with thick layers of colour set within an overgrowth of organic shapes. Concurrent exhibition: Amy Creighton, Camouflage. By using the familiar language and techniques of fashion photography and advertising Creighton's images subvert the expected intent of selling a product. The photographs first appear as innocuous as the many advertisements that push a happier 'you' through brighter whiter teeth and thinner waistlines. In this series, Creighton injects a unique take on North American ideals of beauty and the procedures involved in achieving them. <br>May 30, 2006 - July 16, 2006<br>Reception: June 2, 2006, 7 - 10 PM<br>Contingent - Michael Allgoewer<br>Allgoewer's mixed media pieces touch on the notion that the underlying concept of the grid, actual or implied, has been at the crux of 20th century art. To a large extent, the appeal of the grid is in its inherent neutrality and its formulaic ability to provide a matrix upon which to project a myriad of variations. The horizontal and the vertical can theoretically extend to infinity, as does the grid. Within this framework, space is potentially extended and at the same time, concentrated. <br>      230 Locke Street South, Hamilton, ON, L8P 4B7<br />      T: 905-522-1299, <a href=\"mailto:art@transitgallery.ca\">      art@transitgallery.ca</a>        &nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.transitgallery.ca/\">www.transitgallery.ca</a>,       Tues-Sat 10-6<br />      Fri 10-9, Sun 12-4, <br /><br /><br /><h2>COVENT GARDEN FINE ART GALLERY</h2>April 22, 2006 - June 5, 2006<br>New and Recent Works Group Show. - Works by THE Q.<br>Featuring the works of 'THE Q' Canada's newest group of renowned artists including Lola Reid Allin, Mary-Lou Ashton, Linda Barber, Albert Breau, Antonia Campbell, Florence Chik-Lau, Jy Chiperzak, Christine Chown, Marsha Gormley, Kent Harfst, Aidan Haley, Ron Hall, Sue Hawley, Linda Labelle, Joan Mackay, Tess Moffat, Dean Munroe and Susan Statham. Guest artists in association with Trias Gallery (Toronto) include Ewa Stryjnik, Don Liardi and Karoline Vairn-Jarkowski. <br>June 10, 2006 - July 10, 2006<br>Reception: June 10, 2006, 1 - 5 PM<br>Summer Sentiments Group Show - Works by THE Q.<br>Works by THE Q. Guest artists in association with ACA Gallery (Toronto) include Julie Glick, Eveline Gallant Fournier. Guest artists in association with Trias Gallery (Toronto) include Don Liardi, Carl White and Katya Trischuk. <br>301 Main St., Wellington ON<br>T: 613 399-2981, <a href=\"mailto:coventgarden@sympatico.ca\">coventgarden@sympatico.ca</a><br><a href=\"http://www.coventgarden.ca\" target=\"_blank\">www.coventgarden.ca</a><br>Mon - Fri 10-5<br><br>For a printable version, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/south.htm\" target=\"_blank\">HERE</a><br /><br />";
var montreal="<h1>MONTREAL GALLERIES</h1><br /><h2>GALERIE LUZ</h2>April 29, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>Reception: April 29, 2006, 2 PM - 5 PM<br>Painting and Photography Exhibition - Galerie I-Andre Vander Kerkhoff.Galerie II-Jackie Cytrynbaum.Galerie III-Artur Gorishti.<br>Exhibition 'mixed media' <br />      372-ste Catherine West, Suite 418<br />      Montreal, Quebec, H3B 1A2, T,: 514-908-2880<br />      <a href=\"mailto:galerieluz@bellnet.ca\">galerieluz@bellnet.ca</a><br /><br />For a printable version, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/montreal.htm\" target=\"_blank\">HERE</a><br /><br />";
var newyork="<h1>NEW YORK GALLERIES</h1> <br />     <h2>ANDREA MEISLIN GALLERY</h2>May 13, 2006 - June 30, 2006<br>Reception: May 13, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>Perfect Intimacy - Lili Almog<br>Series of portraits that explore the lives of nuns in three different Carmelite monasteries. <br />      526 West 26th Street, #214<br />      New York, NY, 10001<br />      T: 212-627-2552, F: 212-627-1216<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@andreameislin.com\">info@andreameislin.com</a><br />      <a href=\"http://www.andreameislingallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.andreameislingallery.com</a>, Tues-Sat 10-6<br />      <br />      <br />      <h2>DEREK ELLER GALLERY</h2>  May 25, 2006 - June 24, 2006<br>  Reception: May 25, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Have You Found... The Lost Hawaiians? Beatriz Monteavaro<br />      615 West 27th Street, New York, NY, 10001<br />      T: 212-206-6411, F: 212-206-6977<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@derekeller.com\">info@derekeller.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.derekeller.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.derekeller.com</a><br />      Tues-Sat 11-6 <br />      <br />      <br />      <h2>FEIGEN CONTEMPORARY</h2>  May 11, 2006 - July 1, 2006<br>  Reception: May 11, 2006, 5 PM - 8 PM<br>  Susanne Simonson (Main Gallery)  -  Jennifer Coates (Front Gallery)  -  Nick Blinko (Viewing Gallery) <br />      535 West 20th Street, New York, NY<br />      10011, T: 212-929-0500, F: 212-929-0065<br />      <a href=\"mailto:gallery@feigencontemporary.com\">gallery@feigencontemporary.com</a><br />      <a href=\"http://www.feigencontemporary.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.feigencontemporary.com</a>, Tues-Sat 11-6<br />      <br />      <br />      <h2>GAGOSIAN GALLERY</h2>  May 3, 2006 - June 10, 2006<br>  Reception: May 3, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Drawings - Ed Ruscha<br>  Exhibition <br>  May 4, 2006 - June 10, 2006<br>  Reception: May 4, 2006, 6 PM - 8 PM<br>  Rubbermen - Monica Majoli<br>  Exhibition <br>  May 6, 2006 - August 11, 2006<br>  Reception: May 5, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Rolled and Forged - Richard Serra<br>  Exhibition <br />      980 Madison Ave., New York, NY, 10021<br />      T: 212-744-2313, F: 212-772-7962<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@gagosian.com\">info@gagosian.com</a>, <a href=\"http://www.gagosian.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.gagosian.com</a><br />      Tues-Sat 10-6  <br /><br /><br />   <h2>GALLERY ARTS INDIA</h2>  May 13, 2006 - June 4, 2006<br>  Reception: May 13, 2006, 6 - 9 PM<br>  GHOST Transmemoir - Bose Krishnamachari<br>  Three States of being. Two Cities. A Solo Show. On Show: Two Installations (40f x 2f) and nine paintings. The exhibition explores themes of impermanence in the city of Mumbai. Bose believes that life in a metropolis does not extinguish but continually TRANS-forms. Life and death coexist here with little or no space for 'grey life' in the 'City of No Limits'. Memory about the common and commonplace is fleeting. It constantly transforms into newer imaginable spaces. <br>  206 5th Avenue, New York NY<br>  T: 212-725-6092, <a href=\"mailto:info@artsindia.com\">info@artsindia.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.artsindia.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.artsindia.com</a><br>  Tue - Sat 11 - 7 Sun 12 -5<br /><br /><br /><h2>JOHN CONNELLY PRESENTS</h2>  May 12, 2006 - June 17, 2006<br>  Reception: May 12, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Dreams and Nightmares of the African Astronauts - Marco Boggio Sella<br>  Artist's First Solo Show in New York. <br />      625 W. 27th St., New York, NY, 10001<br />      T: 212-337-9563, F: 212-337-9613<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@johnconnellypresents.com\">info@johnconnellypresents.com</a><br />      <a href=\"http://www.johnconnellypresents.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.johnconnellypresents.com</a><br />      Hours: Tues-Sat 10-6<br />      <br />      <br />   <h2>JOSEE BIENVENU GALLERY</h2>  May 25, 2006 - July 1, 2006<br>  Reception: May 25, 2006, 6pm - 8pm<br>  - Aaron Wexler<br>  New drawing, painting, and collage by Aaron Wexler. <br>  529 West 20th Street, New York Ne<br>  212 206 7990, <a href=\"mailto:info@joseebienvenu.com\">info@joseebienvenu.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.joseebienvenu.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.joseebienvenu.com</a><br>  11 am to 6 pm Tuesday to Saturday<br /><br /><br /><h2>KATHRYN MARKEL FINE ARTS</h2>  May 4, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>  Narrative Abstraction - Anderson, Bummiller, Halpin, Jackson, Lennie, Metze, Pentak, Sisson, Smelser, Thomas, Wride.<br>  Everyone has a story to tell, but not all stories are apparent or straightforward. In the exhibition, 'Narrative Abstraction', the artists express themselves by using abstraction to overshadow underlying stories depicting actual experiences, fictional events, spiritual journeys, or simply a perspective of the surrounding world. <br>  529 West 20th Street, New York NY<br>  T: 212.366.5368, <a href=\"mailto:markel@markelfinearts.com\">markel@markelfinearts.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.markelfinearts.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.markelfinearts.com</a><br>  Tues - Sat 10-6<br /><br /><br /><h2>LEMMONS CONTEMPORARY</h2>  May 4, 2006 - July 13, 2006<br>  Reception: May 4, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Remnants- A group Show - Judy Tuwaletstiwa, Linda Fleming, Sono Osato, Barbara Zusman, Robert Kelly, Nathaniel Freeman, Tracy Krumm.<br>  REMNANTS focuses on ways in which artists incorporate the remnants of their environments into their artistic process. For this exhibition, the word 'remnants' represents the remaining quantity of something when the greater part has been used; the surviving trace. <br>  210 Eleventh Avenue, New York NY<br>  T: 212-337-0025, <a href=\"mailto:info@lemmonscontemporary.com\">info@lemmonscontemporary.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://lemmonscontemporary.com\" target=\"_blank\">lemmonscontemporary.com</a><br>  Tues- Sat 11- 6<br><br>  <br>  <h2>METRO PICTURES</h2>  May 6, 2006 - June 3, 2006<br>  Reception: May 6, 2006, 6 PM - 8 PM<br>  Andreas Slominski. The exhibition will include a recent series of polystyrene wall reliefs called the xyz pictures after the cryptic titles Slominski gives them. <br>  519 West 24th Street, New York NY<br>  T: 212-206-7100, <a href=\"mailto:gallery@metropicturesgallery.com\">gallery@metropicturesgallery.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.metropicturesgallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.metropicturesgallery.com</a><br>  Tues-Sat 10 - 6<br /><br /><br /><h2>PAVEL ZOUBOK GALLERY</h2>  May 1, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>  Constellation - Buster Cleveland, John Evans, Al Hansen, Ray Johnson, May Wilson<br>  Five artists whose personal and professional histories form a network of friendship and artistic exchange that spanned 4 decades. All produce work firmly rooted in the lessons of Dada and Surrealism, richly layered in material and meaning with aesthetics that encompass aspects of Pop,Fluxus, Performance and Mail Art. <br>  533 West 23rd Street, New York NY<br>  T: 212-675-7490, <a href=\"mailto:info@pavelzoubok.com\">info@pavelzoubok.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.pavelzoubok.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.pavelzoubok.com</a><br>  Mon - Sat 10 - 6<br><br><br /><h2>SANDRA GERING GALLERY</h2>  May 25, 2006 - June 30, 2006<br>  Reception: May 25, 2006, 6 - 8 PM<br>  Gary Panter<br>  Exhibition of drawings and paintings. <br>  May 1, 2006 - May 20, 2006<br>  Nonlinear Landscapes - John F. Simon, Jr.<br>  Exhibition of new drawings <br>  534 West 22nd Street, New York NY<br>  T: 646.336.7183, <a href=\"mailto:info@geringgallery.com\">info@geringgallery.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.geringgallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.geringgallery.com</a><br>  Tues-Sat, 10-6<br /><br /><br /><h2>SEAN KELLY GALLERY</h2>  June 3, 2006 - July 1, 2006<br>  Reception: June 2, 2006, 6pm - 8pm<br>  Celebrity Portraits - Robert Mapplethorpe / Andy Warhol<br>  Sean Kelly Gallery is pleased to announce Mapplethorpe / Warhol: Celebrity Portraits, a major exhibition of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe and Andy Warhol. The opening reception will take place on Friday, June 2, 2006. There are striking similarities in the ways Warhol and Mapplethorpe approached the photographic image. Mapplethorpe / Warhol: Celebrity Portraits is an opportunity to explore the two artists' parallel approaches through a genre, which was central to the work of both - portrait photography. The camera was an essential element in the making of Warhol's silkscreen paintings, and the photograph is well known as the basis for his appropriated Pop Culture images. Nevertheless, the Polaroids in this exhibition, taken with the Big Shot camera in the 70s and 80s, were, as Peter Hay Halpert described 'unlike his other photographs...these reveal Warhol the photographer to a greater degree than we have recognized. These pieces are entirely Andy's. Warhol's Polaroids are a personal statement in a way that none of his other photographs are. They were not constructed at the Factory. Where there is no artistry in the photo-booth pictures (a not undesired aspect), the Polaroids reveal Warhol behind the camera, making choices.' Mapplethorpe, a great admirer of Warhol, also embraced appropriation in his first use of photography. As demonstrated in he exhibition's 1986 portrait of Warhol, he began by appropriating commercially printed imagery, and it was not until the early 1970s that he took his first photographs with a Polaroid camera. Like Warhol, Mapplethorpe turned away from the world in which he grew up and became fascinated by the allure of New York City. Both artists enjoyed celebrity status in an audience beyond the art world, and both manipulated their personas as evidenced by the self-portraits in drag shown by both artists. While Warhol produced documents of celebrity and glamour, Mapplethorpe focused on the aesthetics of the body and his subjects' sexual presence. This exhibition gives us the opportunity to juxtapose the artists' portraits of each other, as well as both artists' images of Grace Jones, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Keith Haring, Deborah Harry, Roy Lichtenstein, Francesco Clemente and Truman Capote. <br>  528 West 29th St., New York NY<br>  212.239.1181, <a href=\"mailto:info@skny.com\">info@skny.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.skny.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.skny.com</a><br>  Tues-Fri 11-6; Sat 10-6<br /><br /><br /><h2>TONY SHAFRAZI GALLERY</h2>  May 5, 2006 - June 30, 2006<br>  Please contact gallery for exhibition information. <br>  544 West 26th Street, New York NY<br>  T: 212-274-9300, <a href=\"mailto:info@tonyshafrazigallery.com\">info@tonyshafrazigallery.com</a><br>  <a href=\"http://www.tonyshafrazigallery.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.tonyshafrazigallery.com</a><br>  Tues-Sat 10-6<br><br /><br />For a printable version, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/newyork.htm\" target=\"_blank\">HERE</a><br /><br />";
var museums="<h1>CANADIAN MUSEUMS</h1><br />                  <h2>ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON</h2>May 27, 2006 - September 4, 2006<br>Reception: June 8, 2006, 7 - 9 PM<br>Sublime Embrace: Experiencing Consciousness in Contemporary Art - Ernesto Neto (Brazil), Annika Larsson (Sweden), Janet Cardiff and Georges Bures Miller (Germany, Canada), Bill Viola (USA), Barbara Steinman (Canada), James Casabere (USA), David Rokeby (Canada), Tania Bruguera (Cuba), Katarina Matiasek (Austria), David<br>Sublime Embrace is a concerted exploration of the theme of consciousness in art, bringing together an international spectrum of work that engenders a visceral sensation of conscious experience. <br>May 28, 2006 - September 23, 2006<br>Great Masters Series: Vincent van Gogh.<br>This focus exhibition unites five major works from each of the key periods of van Gogh's career, interpreting the images contextually in order to provide a richer understanding of van Gogh's approach, and to allow viewers to discover the roots and development of his style and themes. <br>June 24, 2006 - May 4, 2006<br>Visions of Nature: European Landscapes from the AGH Collection Artists from the 17th to late 19th century<br>Beginning with paintings from the 17th century, this exhibition spans two centuries and includes landscapes representing different styles, schools and themes. Paintings will come from areas such as Holland, France, Germany, England, and the North. Together the works offer the chance to study the evolution of landscape, from 17th-century naturalism to late 19th-century Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. <br>June 24, 2006 - February 18, 2007<br>Michel Lambeth: (Re)producing Identity: Selves and Others in a Multicultural Canada <br>This exhibition of photographs explores the formative period in the history of multiculturalism in Canada by focusing on the work of photographer Michel Lambeth. Taken primarily in Toronto during the 1950s and 60s, Lambeth's photographs present an idealized view of happy co-existence between immigrants and Canadians. Providing visual evidence of successful integration and diffusing tension through humour and perceptive observation, these photographs helped shape contemporary notions of diversity and Canadian identity. <br>June 24, 2006 - February 18, 2007<br>Glimpse of the Sublime through 19th Century Art - F.M. Bell-Smith, Marmaduke Matthews, Robert Harris, Charlotte Schreiber, Cornelius Krieghoff, Lucius R. O'Brien, T. Mower Martin, Otto Jacobi, and Frederick Arthur Verner among others.<br>Monstrous heights, foaming falls, precipitous ice, rugged cliffs, hanging woods: the sublime landscape inspired astonishment, terror, and awe. An aesthetic revived in the 18th century, the Sublime was defined in contrast to the more civilized and inviting Picturesque, though both often coexist in one landscape. In this selection of 19th century Canadian art from the AGH's collection, we catch a glimpse of the sublime in landscapes, but also some portraits and genre painting.<br />      123 King Street West, Hamilto, ON, L8P 4S8 <br />      T: 905-527-6610, F: 905-577-6940<br />      <a href=\"mailto:info@artgalleryofhamilton.com\">      info@artgalleryofhamilton.com</a><br />      <a href=\"http://www.artgalleryofhamilton.com/\">www.artgalleryofhamilton.com</a><br />      Tues &amp; Wed Noon-7, Thurs &amp; Fri Noon-9, Sat &amp; Sun Noon-5. Closed Mondays<br />      <br />                  <br />      <h2>ART GALLERY OF PEEL</h2>April 26, 2006 - May 30, 2006<br>Reception: April 26, 2006, 8 PM - 10 PM<br>33rd Annual Juried Show of Fine Art - Various artists<br>Over 250 artists from southern Ontario entered this year's Juried Show of Fine Art. 65 works were selected and will be on display until May 30, 2006<br />      9 Wellington Street East, Brampton, ON<br />      L6W 1Y1, 905-791-4055<br />      <a href=\"http://www.peelheritagecomplex.org/\">www.peelheritagecomplex.org</a>      <br /><br />      <h2>DESIGN EXCHANGE</h2>May 1, 2006 - June 25, 2006<br>Archetype For The Living City. Archetype for The Living City: Sustainable House Competition presents a challenge to design teams from across the country to create a single family house that will demonstrate the best in sustainable design and technology. The exhibition will include the submitted posters, models and information regarding sustainable development.<br />      234 Bay Street, Toronto, ON, M5K 1B2<br />      T: 416-363-6121, F: 416-368-0684, <a href=\"http://www.dx.org/\">www.dx.org</a><br />      Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat-Sun 12-5<br />      <br />      <br />      <h2>MCMASTER MUSEUM OF ART</h2>April 30, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>Reception: April 30, 2006, 2-4<br>705 600The annual presentation of work by the graduating studio art students from McMaster's School of the Arts. Generously sponsored by TD Waterhouse.<br />      1280 Main St. W., Hamilton, ON, L8S 4L6<br />      T: (905) 525-9140 ext. 23081, F: 905-527-4548<br />      <a href=\"http://www.mcmaster.ca/museum\">www.mcmaster.ca/museum</a><br />      Tues-Fri 11-5, Sun 12-5<br /><br />        <br />      <h1>INTERNATIONAL MUSEUMS</h1><br />      <h2>ALBRIGHT KNOX GALLERY</h2>May 1, 2006 - July 2, 2006<br>On View: Stellar Works from the Collection - Various Artists.<br>In February 2006, the second installment of 'On View: Stellar Works from the Collection' will highlight works from American and European art of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, featuring movements such as impressionism, postimpressionism, cubism, constructivism, and other leading trends of the twenties, thirties, and forties, while also drawing upon its diverse collection of works from antiquity. Curated by Associate Curator Holly E. Hughes and installed in the south galleries of the 1905 building, this portion of 'On View' will present an engaging selection of artworks organized thematically and chronologically to explore the depth and versatility of the permanent collection. The exhibition will feature major works by Giacomo Balla, Edgar Degas, Frida Kahlo, Amedeo Modigliani, Piet Mondrian, Pablo Picasso, Chaim Soutine, and Vincent van Gogh. <br>May 1, 2006 - July 2, 2006<br>Formal Exchange:Albright-Knox Art Gallery - Various Artists. (repetition?)<br>Formal Exchange: The Albright-Knox Art Gallery and Latin America will examine Latin American abstraction from the 1960s and early '70s, and pay homage to the Gallery's commitment to acquiring modern and contemporary art from all over the world. <br>May 1, 2006 - May 14, 2006<br>Karin Davie: Dangerous Curves.<br>Karin Davie is the first solo exhibition of the artist's paintings, sculptures, and drawings;a survey that tracks the evolution of Davie's visual vocabulary. A true innovator, Davie redefines the modernist convention of stripe painting by inserting gesture and the artist's hand back into optical, hard-edged, geometric convention. Her work explores the boundaries between representation and abstraction while simultaneously alluding to the figure, memory, and landscape. There are a myriad of ways to contemplate the evolution of her style, as her paintings reach beyond an isolated visual experience, embodying emotion, movement, social commentary, and most importantly the artist's hand.<br />      1285 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N.Y., 14222 <br />      T: 716-882-8700, <a href=\"http://www.albrightknox.org/\">      www.albrightknox.org</a><br />      Wed-Thurs, Sat-Sun 10-5, Fri 10-10<br />      <br /><br /> <h2>BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART</h2>May 1, 2006 - June 30, 2006<br>Egypt Through Other Eyes: The Popularization of Ancient Egypt - Various Artists<br>This exhibition, presenting more than thirty books, documents Western fascination with ancient Egypt in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Showcasing many works never before on public view, the exhibition includes rare material from the Museum's Wilbour Library of Egyptology, one of the world's most comprehensive Egyptological research collections. <br>May 1, 2006 - May 28, 2006<br>William Wegman: Funney/Strange - William Wegman<br>The Brooklyn Museum is the opening venue for William Wegman: Funney/Strange, an exhibition that explores forty years of Wegman's art in all media. Included are more than 200 works, among them the signature 20 x 24 Polaroids, as well as early black-and-white altered photographs, paintings, drawings, collages, artist books, videos, and film. Wegman's wry sense of humor, his ability to find novelty in the mundane, and his way of urging the viewer to consider alternate interpretations underlies all of his art. <br>May 1, 2006 - August 13, 2006<br>Symphonic Poem: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson - Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson<br>This extraordinary exhibition of more than 100 mixed media works by Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson explores the artist's memory of her Columbus, Ohio, neighborhood, while celebrating her African American heritage and reconstructing the complex histories of vanished communities. Symphonic Poem is a project representing more than 50 years of research, travel, and artistic virtuosity and inventiveness in multiple media. Through traditional art forms, as well as unusual cloth painting and sculpture using found objects, Robinson celebrates community and family traditions. <br>May 1, 2006 - June 18, 2006<br>Picturing Place: Francis Guy's Brooklyn, 1820 - Francis Guy<br>This exhibition brings together, for the first time in more than 180 years, two scenes of downtown Brooklyn made around 1820 by the important early landscape painter Francis Guy (1760-1820). Representing the bustling village on a winter day, these monumental paintings have become iconic images of early-nineteenth-century Brooklyn. This exhibition, featuring Guy's pictures and a selection of related objects from the Museum's collections, explores the way art constructs the identity of a place through the depiction of its physical appearance and its people. In his two Winter Scenes, Guy carefully delineated Brooklyn's busy intersections and distinctive architecture, as well as the diversity of its inhabitants. While this reportorial approach suggests a local focus, the paintings participate in broader artistic trends that distinguished American scenery as a source of aesthetic beauty and national pride. Guy's representation of the Brooklyn community comprises a range of professional, social, and ethnic groups and testifies to a Brooklyn that was marked by diversity then, as it is now. <br>May 1, 2006 - June 4, 2006<br>Tiraz: Nine Early Islamic Textiles. This focused installation of works rarely on view includes nine of the Museum\'s most exquisite tiraz textile fragments and an important pictorial Iranian ceramic. Derived from the Persian word for embroidery, the term tiraz refers to a kind of textile originally produced as a gift of honor from the earliest rulers of the Islamic world as well as to the special factories that produced these textiles. Often, tiraz textiles were inscribed with the names, reign dates, and praises of the ruler who ordered their production, and have thus provided scholars with invaluable historical information. The nine textiles on view, mostly from North Africa, are breathtaking in their range of style and decoration, from austere examples with black-on-white embroidered inscriptions to textiles depicting animals and human figures. Included in the installation is a fragment from the earliest datable textile from the Islamic world, containing the name of the Umayyad caliph Marwan II (reigned 744-50). <br>200 Eastern Parkway, New York NY<br>T: 718-638-5000, <a href=\"mailto:information@brooklynmuseum.org\">information@brooklynmuseum.org</a><br><a href=\"http://www.brooklynmuseum.org\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.brooklynmuseum.org</a><br>Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat-Sun 11-6<br><br><br>     <h2>THE ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM</h2>May 27, 2006 - September 3, 2006<br>The 'F' Word - Various Artists<br>In celebration of the regional marketing initiative, Pittsburgh Roars, The Andy Warhol Museum presents recent work by ten contemporary female artists who have developed unique aesthetic and conceptual strategies to reaffirm the place of women and their voices in visual arts and culture. The artists in this intergenerational group - from women who led the first charge of feminist art in the 1960s and 1970s, to those just emerging on the international scene - each see art as a means to upend and unsettle mainstream ideologies and dominant stereotypes. Some vocalize dissent and others advocate alternatives in relation to expressing individuality, redressing imbalances, encouraging empathy, and broadening definitions. In turn, the work in 'The 'F' Word' challenges and examines the connotations embedded in words such as 'feminism,' 'feminine,' 'female' and other labels often affixed to art made by women. Support for the exhibition comes from the Pittsburgh Roars project and The Women and Girls Foundation of Southwest Pennsylvania. <br>May 27, 2006 - September 3, 2006<br>The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene, 1974-84 - Various Artists<br>In the mid-1970s, a distinctive 'downtown attitude' toward life and art took hold in lower Manhattan. Artists, writers, musicians and filmmakers began creating work that was at once populist and subversive, utopian and raw, antic and angry. Influenced by the Beats and New York School artists as well as hippies, Marxists, and anarchists, downtown artists began pushing the limits of traditional artistic categories - visual artists were also writers; writers were developing performance pieces; performers were incorporating videos into their work; and everyone was in a band. Organized by the Grey Art Gallery and Fales Library at New York University and curated by Paper Magazine Senior Editor, Carlo McCormick, 'The Downtown Show' is the first substantial retrospective of these critically important years. The exhibition includes more than 500 paintings, sculptures, drawings, videos and photographs, as well as more than 100 archival items relating to the downtown scene. Featured artists include Vito Acconci, Laurie Anderson, Jim Jarmush, Christian Marclay, Cindy Sherman, Nam June Paik, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Jenny Holzer and many others.<br />      117 Sandusky Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania <br />      15212-589, 412-237-8300, <a href=\"http://www.warhol.org/\">www.warhol.org</a><br />      Tues-Sun 10-5                   <br>      <br><h2>THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 22, 2006<br>Without Boundary: Seventeen Ways of Looking. An ever-increasing number of artists, such as Mona Hatoum, Shirin Neshat, and Shahzia Sikander, have come from the Islamic world to live in Europe and the United States. 'Without Boundary' brings together some of these major contemporary voices. The exhibition features the work of artists of diverse backgrounds-Algerian, Egyptian, Indian, Iranian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Pakistani, Palestinian, and Turkish-across a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, video, animation, photography, carpet and textile, and comic strips. <br>May 3, 2006 - July 10, 2006<br>Against the Grain: Contemporary Art from the Edward R. Broida Collection. This exhibition includes more than one hundred paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints selected from Edward R. Broida's recent gift to the Museum of 175 works of art. Dating from the 1960s through the present, works by thirty-eight European and American artists are on view. The Edward R. Broida gift has dramatically enhanced MoMA's current holdings of many artists and has introduced important works by several artists new to the MoMA collection. In the exhibition, monographic galleries focus on artists whose work Broida collected in extraordinary depth, such as Philip Guston, Vija Celmins, Ken Price, and Christopher Wilmarth. Other galleries juxtapose clusters of works by various artists. The exhibition also provides a rare opportunity for the presentation of Rhapsody, Jennifer Bartlett's groundbreaking multi-panel painting of 1976. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue. <br>May 3, 2006 - September 18, 2006<br>Since 2000: Printmaking Now. Contemporary printmaking is flourishing, with artists turning to new digital approaches, renewing age-old techniques, and printing on and with alternative materials and tools. Today artists use a myriad of printed formats, from the traditional intimacy of the singular sheet or book, to expansive multipart projects and installations that run floor to ceiling and wall to wall. 'Since 2000: Printmaking Now' demonstrates the vitality of current printmaking by showcasing works created since 2000 and acquired by the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books. The exhibition highlights projects never before seen at the Museum, by young artists new to printmaking as well as by more established figures. <br>May 10, 2006 - October 2, 2006<br>'Transforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, Part Two'. The second installation in a two-part exhibition of drawings from the collection, 'Transforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, Part Two' features works from the late nineteenth century to the present day. The exhibition continues the exploration of the visual relationships that can exist between artworks by offering a view of modern drawing based exclusively on the visual characteristics of the works themselves. The curatorial premise is that the meaning of a work depends not only on its own internal structure, but also on its position in relation to other works of art, to which it need not be related chronologically. The first installation presented works under the headings of Faces, Movement, and Tectonics; this second installation features the groupings Digital, Figures, and Constructions. The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue, to be published by MoMA this summer. <br>May 1, 2006 - May 15, 2006<br>Rediscovering Roscoe: The Careers of 'Fatty' Arbuckle. From 1914 to 1921, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle was a king of silent screen comedy. His character of the fun-loving fat boy was loved all over the world and second only to Charlie Chaplin in box office popularity. He was the first slapstick clown to move from shorts to feature films, but a scandalous accusation (of which he was ultimately found innocent) left him banished from the screen and effectively buried his reputation for the next eighty years. This retrospective covering the complete arc of his career provides an opportunity to not only appreciate Arbuckle as an immensely likeable performer but also to discover his neglected work behind the camera as gag writer and director during his exile, as well as his return to the screen in the sound era. Included are many appearances with Arbuckle's contemporaries, including Chaplin, Mabel Normand, Buster Keaton, Louise Fazenda, Edgar Kennedy, Al St. John, and Eddie Cantor. Arbuckle scholars and experts will introduce each program.<br />      11 West 53 Street, New York, NY 10019-5497<br />      T: 212-708-9400, <a href=\"http://www.moma.org/\">www.moma.org</a><br />      Mon, Wed-Thurs, Sat-Sun 10:30-5:30, Fri 10:30-8:00<br /><br /><br /><h2>NEW MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART</h2>May 1, 2006 - May 27, 2006<br>Andrea Zittel: Critical Space <br>One of the most influential American artists to emerge in the last fifteen years, Andrea Zittel investigates contemporary life in Western societies through work that engages with both architecture and design, exploring the psychological, biological and economic aspects of domestic and urban existence. This exhibition, the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Zittel's work in the United States, features the work she has created under the name A-Z Administrative Services. Her Living Units, Escape Vehicles and the complete line of A-Z Personal Uniforms will be on view at the New Museum, as will new work developed at A-Z West, the artist's studio in California. <br>556 West 22nd Street, New York NY<br>T: 212-219-1222, newmu@newmuseum.org<br>http://www.newmuseum.org<br>Tues-Sat 12-6, Thurs 12-8<br><br /><br /><h2>THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO</h2>May 1, 2006 - August 6, 2006<br>  'Honoring Heroes in History: Illustrations from the Coretta Scott King Award Books, 2001-2005'. The Coretta Scott King Award, established in 1970, recognizes the contributions African American authors and illustrators have made to the field of children's literature. This exhibition features a selection of original works of art from books that have received either winner or honor awards for their illustrations in the past five years. This award commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life and work and honors his wife, Coretta Scott King, for her 'courage and determination in continuing the work for peace and brotherhood.'The Coretta Scott King Award, established in 1970, recognizes the contributions African American authors and illustrators have made to the field of children's literature. This exhibition features a selection of original works of art from books that have received either winner or honor awards for their illustrations in the past five years. This award commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life and work and honors his wife, Coretta Scott King, for her 'courage and determination in continuing the work for peace and brotherhood.' <br>  May 1, 2006 - May 21, 2006<br>  'Recent Acquisitions of Asian Art'. This exhibition features some of the most exciting new acquisitions made by the Asian art department over the last couple of years. An endearing 18th-century hanging scroll by renowned painter Ike Taiga (1723-1776) showing pilgrims visiting a nun, and a Korean folk painting of two vigorous carp will be among the works on display. Paintings, sculpture, and ceramics from China, India, and Southeast Asia round out the select group of artworks. <br>  May 1, 2006 - May 7, 2006<br>  'Connoisseurship of Japanese Prints, Part II'. Continuing with the theme of the previous exhibition which explored issues of connoisseurship in Edo period (1615-1868) prints, the current display tackles these questions for from the mid- to late 20th century. Contemporary print artists in Japan often changed their color choices, modified the subject, or altered the printing technique of an image in the middle of a print run resulting in works that look similar but have different details. Prints from the same edition exhibiting these changes will be on display. In addition, several preparatory sketches along with their final printed versions will be shown to further elucidate particular artists' working methods. Featured in the exhibition will be prints by such luminaries as Sekino Junichiro (1914-1988) and Saito Kiyoshi (1907-1997), along with less familiar artists such as Kinoshita Tomio (b. 1923) and Inagaki Tomoo (1902-1980). <br>  May 1, 2006 - June 19, 2006<br>  'Great American Drawings'. Featured in this gallery are 20 of the most signature works on paper in the Art Institute's collection, by American artists who worked in the 20th century. The selected works were chosen to illuminate key moments of aesthetic transition, from Everett Shinn's crusty visualization of Paris at the turn of the last century to Andy Warhol's glib portrayal of fashion icon Halston. <br>  May 1, 2006 - June 11, 2006<br>  'The Concerned Photographer'. 'The concerned photographer finds much in the present unacceptable which he tries to alter. Our goal is simply to let the world also know why it is unacceptable.' Cornell Capa (b. 1918), photographer. Drawn entirely from the collection of the Art Institute, 'The Concerned Photographer' considers how socially motivated and widely circulated photographs are intended to move, inspire, and impact their viewers. This exhibition showcases work by Margaret Bourke-White, Bruce Davidson, Walker Evans, Lewis Hine, Susan Meiselas, and Sebastio Salgado, among others. Together, these photographers confronted issues ranging from child labor to the Great Depression, from the Civil Rights movement to gold mining. <br>  111 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago IL<br>  312-443-3600, email accessible from website<br><a href=\"http://www.artic.edu\" target=\"_blank\">  http://www.artic.edu<br>  Mon-Wed, Fri 10:30-4:30;Thurs,10:30-8; Sat-Sun,10-5<br><br><br>For a printable version, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/museums.htm\" target=\"_blank\">HERE</a><br /><br />";
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var wheresmag="<h1>WHERE'S MAG</h1><br /> (15,000 COPIES ARE DISTRIBUTED MONTHLY)<h2>MUSEUM AND GALLERIES</h2><br />In Over 160 Galleries And Museums In The GTA<br />In Over 30 Galleries And Museums In Montreal<br />In Over 20 Galleries And Museums In Ottawa<br />In Over 30 Galleries And Museums In New York<br /><br /><h2>HOTELS AND PUBLIC PLACES</h2><br />THE KING EDWARD HOTEL<br />37 King Street East<br /><a href=\"http://www.toronto.lemeridien.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.toronto.lemeridien.com</a><br /><br />THE ROYAL YORK HOTEL<br />100 Front Street West<br /><a href=\"http://www.fairmont.com/royalyork/\" target=\"_blank\">www.fairmont.com/royalyork/</a><br /><br />THE SOHO METROPOLITAN HOTEL<br />318 Wellington Street West<br /><a href=\"http://www.metropolitan.com/soho/\" target=\"_blank\">www.metropolitan.com/soho/</a><br /><br />LE GERMAIN<br />30 Mercer Street<br /><a href=\"http://www.germaintoronto.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.germaintoronto.com</a><br /><br />THE GLADSTONE HOTEL<br />1214 Queen Street West<br /> <a href=\"http://www.gladstonehotel.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.gladstonehotel.com</a> <br /><br />THE HYATT HOTEL<br />4 Avenue Road<br /><a href=\"http://www.hyatt.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.hyatt.com </a><br /><br />THE SUTTON PLACE HOTEL<br />955 Bay Street<br /><a href=\"http://www.suttonplace.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.suttonplace.com</a><br /><br />THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL<br />21 Avenue Road<br /><a href=\"http://www.fourseasons.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.fourseasons.com</a><br /><br />THE PANTAGES HOTEL<br />200 Victoria Street<br /><a href=\"http://www.pantageshotel.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.pantageshotel.com</a><br /><br />THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL<br />8 Colborne Street<br /><a href=\"http://www.cosmotoronto.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.cosmotoronto.com </a><br /><br />THE DESIGN EXCHANGE<br />234 Bay St.<br /><a href=\"http://www.dx.org\" target=\"_blank\">www.dx.org</a><br /><br />Stay tuned as we expand our hotel distribution.<br /><br /><h2>PRIVATE CLUBS AND FIRMS </h2><br />MAG is directly distributed to:<br /><br />SELECT FINANCIAL FIRMS<br /><br />SELECT LEGAL FIRMS<br /><br />SELECT ARCHITECTURAL AND DESIGN FIRMS<br /><br />THE TORONTO BOARD OF TRADE, 1 First Canadian Place<br /><a href=\"http://www.bot.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.bot.com</a> <br /><br />THE VERITY CLUB (Private Members Club)<br />111 Queen Street East<br /><a href=\"http://www.verity.ca\" target=\"_blank\">www.verity.ca</a><br /><br />THE SPOKE CLUB (Private Members Club)<br />600 King Street West<br /><a href=\"http://www.thespokeclub.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.thespokeclub.com</a><br /><br />THE ARTS AND LETTERS CLUB  (Private Members Club)<br />14 Elm Street<br /><a href=\"http://www.artsandlettersclub.ca\" target=\"_blank\">www.artsandlettersclub.ca</a><br /><br />";
var editorials="<h1>EDITORIALS</h1><br /><h4>MAY 2006</h4><br /><a href=\"editorials/MAY2006Collectors.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Collecting for Company <br /><a href=\"editorials/MAY2006CraigScott.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Maleonn at the Craig Scott Gallery <br /><a href=\"editorials/MAY2006LeoKamen.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Chris Dorosz at the Leo Kamen Gallery <br /><a href=\"editorials/MAY2006MiamiMuseum.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> James Rosenquist at the Miami Art Museum's New Work Gallery<br /><a href=\"editorials/MAY2006Happenings.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Happenings <br /><br /><h4>APRIL 2006</h4><br /><a href=\"AprilEditorials/ScottLyall.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Scott Lyall at Susan Hobbs <br /><a href=\"AprilEditorials/CalgaryArtGallery.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Painting Under Pressure at&nbsp;the Art Gallery of Calgary <br /><a href=\"AprilEditorials/DonaldSobey.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> On Collecting: Donald Sobey <br /><a href=\"AprilEditorials/MarchHappenings.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Happenings <br /><br /><h4>MARCH 2006</h4><br /><a href=\"March2006Editorials/NatalieMunk.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Natalie Munk at Corkin Shopland<br /><a href=\"March2006Editorials/NorvalMorrisseau.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Norval Morrisseau at the National Gallery<br /><a href=\"March2006Editorials/DonMeraRubell.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On collecting: Don and Mera Rubell<br /><a href=\"March2006Editorials/Mutu.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Mutu at SFMOMA<br /><br /> <h4>FEBRUARY 2006</h4><br /><a href=\"February2006Editorials/LaurelSmith.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> Laurel Smith at Peak Gallery<br /><a href=\"February2006Editorials/AnselmKiefer.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Anselm Kiefer at the Musee d'art Contemporain de Montreal<br /><a href=\"February2006Editorials/LeipzigPaintings.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  New Leipzig Paintings at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art<br /><a href=\"February2006Editorials/GeneBeatty.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting: Gene Beatty<br /><br /><h4>JANUARY 2006 </h4><br /><a href=\"January2006Editorials/Ray Ceasar-January.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Katalogue’s Launch at Gibsone Jessop Gallery<br />To view the ad, click <a href=\"http://www.massartguide.com/ads/april2006/KatalogueADweb.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">here</a><br /><a href=\"January2006Editorials/JasonMcLeanVAC-January.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Jason McLean at The Vancouver Art Gallery<br /><a href=\"January2006Editorials/Pixar-January.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Art in Motion: Pixar at the MOMA, NYC<br /><a href=\"January2006Editorials/FatherDonovan - January.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting:  Father Donovan<br /><br /><h4>DECEMBER 2005</h4><br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/Sottolichio.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Raphael Sottolichio at Galerie Orange, Montreal<br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/BrianJungen.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Brian Jungen at the New Museum, NYC <br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/JoeTanenbaumBernardOstry.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting:  Joey Tanenbaum & Bernard Ostry <br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/HilaryWeston.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting: Hilary Weston <br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/BraveNewAGO.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting: The AGO Transformation Project<br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/RoyalRedux.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  On Collecting: The Renaissance ROM Project<br /><a href=\"December2005Editorials/OCADExploringtheAtmosphere.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a> OCAD Exploring the Atmosphere<br /><br /><h4>NOVEMBER 2005</h4><br /><a href=\"November2005Editorials/DaleChihulayatSandraAinsley.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Dale Chihuly at Sandra Ainsley<br /><a href=\"November2005Editorials/TheTateJeffWall.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Jeff Wall at the Tate Modern<br /><a href=\"November2005Editorials/ThePowerPlant.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Important Canadian Auction<br />(VIEW)</a>  'Artists' Books, revisited' at Art Metropole<br />(VIEW)</a>  Geoffrey Farmer/Joelle Tuerlinckx at the Power Plant<br /><br /> <h4>OCTOBER 2005</h4><br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/Klunder-TheShowatHandFinal.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  The Show at Hand<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/PrideandPainting-RBCCompetition.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Pride and Painting<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/Wright-ContemporaryArchitects3.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Contemporary Architects Encounter Tradition<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/Casey House - Queens of Art with Heart.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Queens of Art With Heart<br />(VIEW)</a>  Mapping the Art World<br /><br /> <h4>SEPTEMBER 2005</h4><br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/AckermannEditorialWeb.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Thomas Ackermann at Gallery Lambton<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/LexierEditorialSeptember2005.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Micah Lexier at the Contemporary Art Gallery <br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/ExtremeAbstractionSeptember2005.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Extreme Abstraction at the Albright-Knox <br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/ThePassionateCollector.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  The Passionate Collector: Jeff Stober<br /><br /> <h4>AUGUST 2005</h4><br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/Richter.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Daniel Richter at the National Gallery<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/twombly.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  Cy Twombly at the Menil Collection<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/ArtForHealing.pdf\">(VIEW)</a>  Art for Healing Foundation<br /><a href=\"October2005Editorials/Distillery.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">(VIEW)</a>  The Distillery Historic District Outdoor Art Exhibit <br /><br /><br />";

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