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INGRAM GALLERY | February - March 2020
Travis Shilling's Tyrannosaurus Clan opens on Saturday, February 22 after acclaimed public exhibition in Vermont, U.S.A. The collection presents an inspired and thought-provoking vantage point from which to consider our connections with, and influence on, the natural world. Join the artist at the gallery on Saturday for conversation at the exhibition's Canadian release from 2pm to 4pm.
TRAVIS SHILLING The Excavator #2 (2019) 36 x 36 inches, oil on canvas
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ON THE WALLS | AT INGRAM
TRAVIS SHILLING
Tyrannosaurus Clan
February 22 - March 12 . 2020
Join Travis Shilling in conversation:
Saturday, February 22 from 2pm - 4pm
Travis Shilling's Tyrannosaurus Clan had an impactful and applauded exhibition in the unique and modern arena of Burlington, Vermont in the United States. The astounding collection of paintings meld dimensions of life and spirit within settings of land exploitation. Excavation upon excavation takes place with deaf ears as the natural world looks in at hubristic ideologies being put in action.
At once both mystical and terrestrial, these works demand a response to the urgent question "What is happening here?" Shilling implies how we answer that question will determine the future of our lives on the planet.
 TRAVIS SHILLING
The Excavator #1 (2019) 40 x 48 inches, oil on canvas
The collection has travelled to the gallery for release in Canada and joins newly delivered works from Shilling's studio. Fresh from the easel, these newest paintings continue to illuminate the artist's timeless and invigorating worldview, including The Conversation (below).
TRAVIS SHILLING The Conversation (2020) 30 x 36 inches, oil on canvas
Please contact us for a catalogue of the eleven works in Tyrannosaurus Clan and for further details on the artist's subsequent paintings. Click here for a preview of the collection as well as for direct links to recent press.
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UP NEXT | AT INGRAM
JOHN DOYLE
Between Here and There
March 28 - April 18 . 2020
- Please save the date -
Artist's opening reception: Saturday, March 28 | 2pm - 4pm
John Doyle's upcoming Between Here and There solo exhibition will be a highlight for collectors and takes place from March 28 until April 18. This body of lush and painterly works mark an ever-increasing height in Doyle's career as he interprets the solemnity of the landscapes that surround his enthralling and reposeful working environments.
JOHN DOYLE
Farmstead (2019) 16 x 48 inches, acrylic on canvas
There is a temporal consideration of the here and there; of present and past and that is the traces of influences back through time. It has been said that art arises from art as much as from nature. - John Doyle
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NEW & NOTEWORTHY | AT INGRAM
A series of significant historical works have arrived at the gallery in recent weeks and our website is recurrently updated to reflect the activity that surrounds art making from our country's remarkable past.
At the Book Shop, mint copies have arrived of Predicaments: Brian Burke, A Retrospective published by The Confederation Centre of the Arts in P.E.I. This magnificent and extensive catalogue of the paintings of Brian Burke, R.C.A. (1952-2017) includes notable writings on the artist's life and work as well as images of canvases that span the course of his career.
BRIAN BURKE, R.C.A. (1952-2017)
Debris (2007) 48 x 48 inches, oil on canvas
Newly available sculptures by E.B. Cox, R.C.A. (1914-2003) have arrived at the gallery. These works have been instantly magnetic to both art appreciators and children alike, highlighting the endearing nature of one of our country's most illustrious artists.
E.B. COX (1914-2003)
Torso, 6 x 3 x 2.5 inches, serpentine
I want to see how it's going to turn out. It's as if it were something independent. It's not a question of how I'm going to turn it out, but rather how it is going to turn out.
- E.B. Cox
We have been busy with the superb paintings and works on paper of Jack Beder (1910-1987), which have been generating an increasing amount of discussion for their exquisite and compendious style. Indeed, Beder's work holds "a force that is both architectural and broodingly meditative" (The Gazette). With many new updates to our website, please visit the works of Jack Beder here.
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FROM ALL OF US | AT INGRAM
After time together and rewarding connections in studio with
John Doyle,
Sean Yelland, and
Jessica Levman, we greatly look forward to the months to come. Jessica Levman is deeply engaged with the progression of
Collecting Bones, a selection of phenomenal works that combine the corporeal with the ethereal. This solo exhibition opens Saturday, June 13 and runs until July 4.
TRAVIS SHILLING
The Shoreline (2019) 36 x 36 inches, oil on canvas
The gallery is an active environment for both artists and art appreciators and we look forward to your next visit where we will share in the discussion and experience of art. See you at the gallery on the 22nd for Travis Shilling's Tyrannosaurus Clan.
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