Art Oriented Videos
Many of you may not be aware that there are many fantastic, full length, free art documentaries on the web that are simple to access if you know where to look. One great source is Here. I have personally watched most of these documentaries and they're all great. Be sure to view the Andy Warhol series. No doubt you've seen most of these videos as many of them go back several years. But like great art they stand the test of time. Take a look and please leave me a Comment on any of them.
Testimonials
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"Your site is a great convenience for anyone interested in finding artists in Toronto. Browsing is so easy and well thought out. I wish other cities like New York had a resource like this. Thank you artists Toronto."
Jane Swartz
One of our artists wrote:
"I really like the site and the way each artists website can be reached so simply - mine came up instantly and I am getting all sorts of new invitations to submit my work and this is great! Thank you"
Seonaid Ross
One of our artists wrote:
"I would like to personally thank you for the fantastic service Artists Toronto is providing for artists, galleries and art buyers. Very recently, I received an email, out of the blue, from a gallery in The Distillery District expressing interest in my work that they saw on The Artists Toronto site. This has given me an opportunity to participate in a group show opening in a few weeks. I want to express my deep appreciation for all your hard work and dedication to helping build the connections between artists and the public at large."
Carolyn Megill
This is just the kind of feedback that we expect to be getting more of as galleries and the public get to know about Artists Toronto. Help us spread the word.
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AT Gallery Shows
Artists Toronto's first gallery show opened October 3 at Arta Gallery in the Distillery District. It was an artistic and popular success as it opened on the same night as Nuit Blanche so large crowds moved through the gallery the entire night. Artists were happy to be involved in this exciting event. Artists Toronto is very interested in arranging other shows such as this in the future and to explore other ways to expand the opportunities for artists and to enrich Toronto's creative culture. Contact us if you have comments on this or other shows.
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Participating artists at the show:
Adi Zur, Bill Philipovich, James Lane , Elsha Leventis, Lori Dell, Peter A Barelkowski, Rita Vindedzis, Sunny Choi, Lumir Hladik, Rose Hirano, Simon Jensen, Paul Brandejs , Clement Cheng, David Mcintosh, Ian Varney, Asher Sadeh, Jane Hoople, Kellie Jobson,Ray Ferris, Shahla E. Jamal, Toni Wallachy, Carolanne MacLean, Seonaid Ross, John Walker - Katya Trischuk, Rachel Natalie, Adam Lodzinski, Allan O'Marra, Christine Pensa, Mary Seymour, Karoline Varin Jarkowski, Nathalie Bertin, Rui Pimenta, Scott Garant, Sheena McGoogan, Karen Taylor, Jayne Lib Sims.
Where do artists get their creativity?
Maybe there's a clue here: The Charlie Rose Brain Series: "The Creative Brain". One of my favorite artists, Chuck Close, explains that he was born with a brain anomaly -- he has a condition called "Face Blindness". I have always wondered how Close creates those wonderful giant face portraits but now that I know he must also deal with what would seem like a large handicap makes what he does all that much more remarkable. Or could it be that these perceived handicaps are really advantages -- like the link with dyslexia to artistic inclination. You may Comment on this or any art related topic Here or on our Discussion Board Here
About Artists Toronto
We are a group of Toronto artists who are dedicated to provide art purchasers, corporate art buyers, interior designers and art lovers easy access to the original work of a wide variety of Toronto artists. The quality of the work on the site is fully juried. Whether you are a first-time buyer or a seasoned collector, you are bound to discover artwork that will suit your budget and taste. Artists Toronto is building connections betweenToronto artists and galleries as well as art buyers. We are the most convenient way to find great art in Toronto. Please Contact us if you have a question or comment. Artists Torontro currently lists nearly 400 Toronto artists. Click on any artist name to go to the artist's web site. The Artists Toronto sidebar will remain in place so it is always easy to get back to the list by clicking on the arrow. View the full list of our artists Here
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What's New
Artists Toronto have designed a simple and affordable way for artists to acquire and maintain their own web site. Information Here
Purchase Art On This Site
Artists Toronto does not sell artists' work. You may contact the artists' gallery, the artists' agent or representative who will be more than pleased to provide you with information on how to purchase a piece of art including information on pricing and delivery as well as any other questions you may have.
Gallery Show Announcements
You can view a list of gallery announcements posted by artists or galleries in the Info For Artists Here. Artists can post their own announcements Here
Gallery Locator Map
Visit a Toronto art gallery today. Check out our convenient Toronto gallery map Info For Artists Here. Under development.
Artist Run Shows
Several of the artists in our collective have been involved in the creation of big group shows that are not just artist exploitive business ventures. Find out more on the Artists' Discussion Board in the Info For Artists.
Art Reviews
We welcome contributions from artists and writers interested in posting their opinions on art openings, shows, art films and documentaries. Send us your essays and we will post them here. Upload Here or send to us in an Email Here. View Art Reviews Here. Contact us Here if you have a question or a comment.
Artists Toronto on Mobile Devices
We have been working to make sure that Artists Toronto listings look good on Apple's new iPad as well as on mobile devices like the Apple iPhone.
The Big Spring Art Shows
Are the big, expensive art shows an opprtunity for artists or are they really exploitive money making ventures? We want your opinion. Join the debate in Artists' Discussion Board at Info For Artists page.