VERTIGO
Galerie d'art Stewart Hall
Stewart Hall, Pointe-Claire Cultural Centre 176 Du Bord-du-Lac
March 7 – April 26, 2015
VERNISSAGE: Sunday, March 8 at 2 pm
Curators: Manel Benchabane and Amanda Johnston
The Stewart Hall Art Gallery is proud to present Vertigo, an exhibition featuring seven artists, whose artworks are a result of extensive visual research – Karine Fréchette, Sandy Plotnikoff, Daniel Hutchinson, Ianick Raymond, Mike Pelletier and Anna Pantcheva, as well as Mathieu Grenier in the project room.
INFO : 514 630-1254
www.pointe-claire.ca
Galerie d'art Stewart Hall
Stewart Hall, Pointe-Claire Cultural Centre 176 Du Bord-du-Lac
March 7 – April 26, 2015
VERNISSAGE: Sunday, March 8 at 2 pm
Curators: Manel Benchabane and Amanda Johnston
The Stewart Hall Art Gallery is proud to present Vertigo, an exhibition featuring seven artists, whose artworks are a result of extensive visual research – Karine Fréchette, Sandy Plotnikoff, Daniel Hutchinson, Ianick Raymond, Mike Pelletier and Anna Pantcheva, as well as Mathieu Grenier in the project room.
INFO : 514 630-1254
www.pointe-claire.ca
PAINTING HAMILTON
November 1 2014 – February 8 2015
Curated by Melissa Bennett, AGH Curator of Contemporary Art
Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton has a very rich artists’ scene, and a great number of brilliant painters. On the occasion of the AGH centennial, this exhibition features ten artists from the Greater Hamilton area, many of whom are not well-known, showcasing the diverse subject matter, techniques and materials that are of the moment in contemporary painting practices. Fresh from the studios, the exhibition includes over thirty works in landscape, portraiture and abstraction. From lush oil paintings to a sculptural installation, the range of media, form and scale is intriguing. However the psychological weight of the subject matter prevails, as it is activated by the materials. Whether an intimate portrayal of a model, or an intuitive and gestural expression of the environment, the pieces are captivating, powerful, and impressive for their ability to engage the viewer on a subconscious level. Featured artists are Jennifer Carvahlo, Catherine Gibbon, David Hucal, Daniel Hutchinson, Charles Meanwell, Matthew Schofield, Christina Sealey, Beth Stuart, Lorne Toews and Manny Trinh.
Painting Hamilton Artists’ Panel
Thursday, November 13, 7:00 p.m.
Speakers: Featured artists in the Painting Hamilton exhibition: Jennifer Carvalho, Catherine Gibbon,David Hucal, Daniel Hutchinson, Charles Meanwell, Matthew Schofield, Christina Sealey, Beth Stuart, Lorne Toews and Manny Trinh
Join the artists in a lively moderated discussion about their practices and the paintings in the exhibition.
For more information go to www.artgalleryofhamilton.com
November 1 2014 – February 8 2015
Curated by Melissa Bennett, AGH Curator of Contemporary Art
Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton has a very rich artists’ scene, and a great number of brilliant painters. On the occasion of the AGH centennial, this exhibition features ten artists from the Greater Hamilton area, many of whom are not well-known, showcasing the diverse subject matter, techniques and materials that are of the moment in contemporary painting practices. Fresh from the studios, the exhibition includes over thirty works in landscape, portraiture and abstraction. From lush oil paintings to a sculptural installation, the range of media, form and scale is intriguing. However the psychological weight of the subject matter prevails, as it is activated by the materials. Whether an intimate portrayal of a model, or an intuitive and gestural expression of the environment, the pieces are captivating, powerful, and impressive for their ability to engage the viewer on a subconscious level. Featured artists are Jennifer Carvahlo, Catherine Gibbon, David Hucal, Daniel Hutchinson, Charles Meanwell, Matthew Schofield, Christina Sealey, Beth Stuart, Lorne Toews and Manny Trinh.
Painting Hamilton Artists’ Panel
Thursday, November 13, 7:00 p.m.
Speakers: Featured artists in the Painting Hamilton exhibition: Jennifer Carvalho, Catherine Gibbon,David Hucal, Daniel Hutchinson, Charles Meanwell, Matthew Schofield, Christina Sealey, Beth Stuart, Lorne Toews and Manny Trinh
Join the artists in a lively moderated discussion about their practices and the paintings in the exhibition.
For more information go to www.artgalleryofhamilton.com
DANIEL HUTCHINSON: WHEN THE LIGHTHOUSE IS DARK BETWEEN FLASHES
22 August 2014 - 27 September 2014
Angell Gallery, Toronto
22 August 2014 - 27 September 2014
Angell Gallery, Toronto
COLOUR INTERACTION – Barry Allikas, Melanie Authier, Daniel Hutchinson, David Spriggs, Robert Youds
at Neubacher Shor Contemporary, 5 Brock Avenue, Toronto
20 March 2014 - 26 April 2014
Opening Event: March 20, 6:00 - 9:00pm
at Neubacher Shor Contemporary, 5 Brock Avenue, Toronto
20 March 2014 - 26 April 2014
Opening Event: March 20, 6:00 - 9:00pm
ART TORONTO 2013 with Angell Gallery, Booth #900
October 24th to 28th 2013
OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW: Thursday, October 24, 2013 | 4:30pm - 6:30pm
October 24th to 28th 2013
OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW: Thursday, October 24, 2013 | 4:30pm - 6:30pm
SUPERABSTRACTION at Angell Gallery
October 4 - November 6, 2013
Angell Gallery is pleased to present SUPERABSTRACTION, an exhibition showcasing diverse approaches to abstract art. Featured artists are KENNETH EMIG, BRADLEY HARMS, NEIL HARRISON, DANIEL HUTCHINSON, KINEKO IVIC, DEREK MAINELLA and VESSNA PERUNOVICH.
October 4 - November 6, 2013
Angell Gallery is pleased to present SUPERABSTRACTION, an exhibition showcasing diverse approaches to abstract art. Featured artists are KENNETH EMIG, BRADLEY HARMS, NEIL HARRISON, DANIEL HUTCHINSON, KINEKO IVIC, DEREK MAINELLA and VESSNA PERUNOVICH.
More Than Two (Let It Make Itself) at The Power Plant, Toronto
September 21, 2013 - January 5, 2014
More Than Two (Let It Make Itself) is a curatorial project by Micah Lexier that displays over 200 new and recently created artworks and objects by 101 artists/duos/collectives in and around Toronto. Encompassing artists at varying stages of their careers, Lexier presents his take on the wide-ranging, multi-generational portrait of a robust Toronto art community. For more information visit www.thepowerplant.org
September 21, 2013 - January 5, 2014
More Than Two (Let It Make Itself) is a curatorial project by Micah Lexier that displays over 200 new and recently created artworks and objects by 101 artists/duos/collectives in and around Toronto. Encompassing artists at varying stages of their careers, Lexier presents his take on the wide-ranging, multi-generational portrait of a robust Toronto art community. For more information visit www.thepowerplant.org
OPTICKS at The Drake Hotel
August 30, 2013 - November 13, 2013
Drake's fall exhibition explores various ways artists capture light, from delicate works in foil, to striking projection; with works by Jay Shinn, Maryanne Casasanta, Daniel Hutchinson, James Nizam and Sandy Plotnikoff.
August 30, 2013 - November 13, 2013
Drake's fall exhibition explores various ways artists capture light, from delicate works in foil, to striking projection; with works by Jay Shinn, Maryanne Casasanta, Daniel Hutchinson, James Nizam and Sandy Plotnikoff.
Paintings For Electric Light at YYZ Artists' Outlet, Toronto
YYZ is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Daniel Hutchinson. Opening reception: Friday, May 10, 2013, 8:00pm-10:00pm.
For his solo exhibition at YYZ, Daniel Hutchinson has produced a series of site-sensitive paintings with coloured fluorescent light components under the title Paintings for Electric Light.
The artist gratefully acknowledges the support of the Ontario Arts Council.
Technical assistance provided by Gallery 44, Toronto.
For more information please visit:
http://www.yyzartistsoutlet.org/2013/04/opening-reception-6/
Read the essay: A Field Without Origin / Notes on Paintings for Electric Light by Craig Rodmore
For his solo exhibition at YYZ, Daniel Hutchinson has produced a series of site-sensitive paintings with coloured fluorescent light components under the title Paintings for Electric Light.
The artist gratefully acknowledges the support of the Ontario Arts Council.
Technical assistance provided by Gallery 44, Toronto.
For more information please visit:
http://www.yyzartistsoutlet.org/2013/04/opening-reception-6/
Read the essay: A Field Without Origin / Notes on Paintings for Electric Light by Craig Rodmore
The Painting Project / Le Projet Peinture
The Painting Project: A Snapshot of Painting in Canada
Curator and coordinator: Julie Bélisle
General curator: Louise Déry
May 1 to June 1 2013
Opening and Book Launch: Tuesday April 30 at 6 p.m.
GALERIE DE L’UQAM
Université du Québec à Montréal
1400, Rue Berri, Pavillon Judith-Jasmin, Local J-R 120
Montréal, Québec
Curator and coordinator: Julie Bélisle
General curator: Louise Déry
May 1 to June 1 2013
Opening and Book Launch: Tuesday April 30 at 6 p.m.
GALERIE DE L’UQAM
Université du Québec à Montréal
1400, Rue Berri, Pavillon Judith-Jasmin, Local J-R 120
Montréal, Québec
Almanac, Angell Gallery, Toronto
ANGELL GALLERY is pleased to present ALMANAC, recent paintings by DANIEL HUTCHINSON. The exhibition is in the West Gallery and the Project Room from
March 2, 2013 to April 13, 2013.
An opening reception will be held on Saturday, March 9, 1:00 to 4:00 PM, with an ARTIST TALK at 3pm.
For more information and a preview of select works in the exhibition, please visit Angell Gallery
March 2, 2013 to April 13, 2013.
An opening reception will be held on Saturday, March 9, 1:00 to 4:00 PM, with an ARTIST TALK at 3pm.
For more information and a preview of select works in the exhibition, please visit Angell Gallery
'Imaging Disaster' opens at Museum London
January 19th, 2013, at 12:00 PM
Opening Reception: 1 February 2013 at 8:00 PM
Organized by curators Cassandra Getty and Toronto scholar Adam Lauder, this exhibition stages an encounter between historical and contemporary visions of environmental and social crisis. At the heart of this dialogue is the work of Canadian historical painter Joseph Légaré (1795-1855), a Quebec artist whose work challenges common-sense notions of landscape, time and adversity by re-engaging with scenes of calamity. Légaré’s striking disaster paintings, presented for the first time as a focus of a museum exhibition, set the stage for contemporary artists’ interventions within the imagery of catastrophe and activist calls-to-arms.
Political upheaval and public anxiety inform artistic depictions of nature’s wrath; likewise art documents emergencies that are man-made. Far removed from the heroic and pristine Canadian landscapes of the Group of Seven, the imagery assembled for Imaging Disaster―including works by contemporary artists such as Martin Golland, John Dickson, Fern Helfand, Iain BAXTER&, Kelly Wallace, and several others―projects a vision of landscape that is thoroughly mediated by technology, distribution networks, and the perpetual threat of tragedy posed by human intervention in the environment.
Opening Reception: 1 February 2013 at 8:00 PM
Organized by curators Cassandra Getty and Toronto scholar Adam Lauder, this exhibition stages an encounter between historical and contemporary visions of environmental and social crisis. At the heart of this dialogue is the work of Canadian historical painter Joseph Légaré (1795-1855), a Quebec artist whose work challenges common-sense notions of landscape, time and adversity by re-engaging with scenes of calamity. Légaré’s striking disaster paintings, presented for the first time as a focus of a museum exhibition, set the stage for contemporary artists’ interventions within the imagery of catastrophe and activist calls-to-arms.
Political upheaval and public anxiety inform artistic depictions of nature’s wrath; likewise art documents emergencies that are man-made. Far removed from the heroic and pristine Canadian landscapes of the Group of Seven, the imagery assembled for Imaging Disaster―including works by contemporary artists such as Martin Golland, John Dickson, Fern Helfand, Iain BAXTER&, Kelly Wallace, and several others―projects a vision of landscape that is thoroughly mediated by technology, distribution networks, and the perpetual threat of tragedy posed by human intervention in the environment.
LA ART SHOW
Represented by Rosenbaum Contemporary
LA Convention Center
January 23 - 27, 2013
LA Convention Center
January 23 - 27, 2013
Local Call at Telephone Booth Gallery, Toronto
Part II of Local Call: Junction Neighbours
Group Exhibition
Jan 16 - Feb 17, 2013
TORONTO DESIGN OFFSITE FESTIVAL
Featuring:
MICHAEL ANTKOWIAK
CLINT GRIFFIN
DANIEL HUTCHINSON
LINDA MARTINELLO
ANDERS OINONEN
LUKE PAINTER
OREST TATARYN
BADANNA ZAC
Group Exhibition
Jan 16 - Feb 17, 2013
TORONTO DESIGN OFFSITE FESTIVAL
Featuring:
MICHAEL ANTKOWIAK
CLINT GRIFFIN
DANIEL HUTCHINSON
LINDA MARTINELLO
ANDERS OINONEN
LUKE PAINTER
OREST TATARYN
BADANNA ZAC
International Contemporary & Modern Art Fair
December 4th to 9th
Represented by Rosenbaum Contemporary
December 4th to 9th
Represented by Rosenbaum Contemporary
Toronto International Art Fair
October 26th to 29th
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Represented by Angell Gallery
October 26th to 29th
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Represented by Angell Gallery
Summer Session, 2012
ANGELL GALLERY is pleased to present this year's annual Summer Group Show, titled Summer Session, 2012.
Opening Saturday July 14, 2012
Continues until August 11, 2012
Summer Session, 2012 will feature the works of artists such as Kim Dorland, Jon Rafman, Jakub Dolejs, Alex Kisilevich, Alex McLeod, Daniel Hutchinson, Thrush Holmes, Andrew B. Myers, Steve Driscoll, Vessna Perunovich, Andrew Rucklidge and NEW additional artists within the community, such as Stanzie Tooth, Derek Maniella, Rafael Ochoa and Callum Schuster.
Opening Saturday July 14, 2012
Continues until August 11, 2012
Summer Session, 2012 will feature the works of artists such as Kim Dorland, Jon Rafman, Jakub Dolejs, Alex Kisilevich, Alex McLeod, Daniel Hutchinson, Thrush Holmes, Andrew B. Myers, Steve Driscoll, Vessna Perunovich, Andrew Rucklidge and NEW additional artists within the community, such as Stanzie Tooth, Derek Maniella, Rafael Ochoa and Callum Schuster.
Artist Presentation, Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax
Artist Presentation: Thursday 31 May at 12 NOON
Anna Leonowens Gallery, 1891 Granville St., Halifax
No Object
Daniel Hutchinson
NSCAD University Visiting Faculty
Anna Leonowens Gallery, 1891 Granville St., Halifax
No Object
Daniel Hutchinson
NSCAD University Visiting Faculty
Opening/Vernissage: No Object at Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax
No Object
Paintings by Daniel Hutchinson
Anna Leonowens Gallery,1891 Granville St., Halifax, NS
May 28 - June 2, 2012
Opening: Monday, May 28 at 5:30pm
No Object presents a selection of paintings by Toronto-based artist Daniel Hutchinson produced between 2009 and 2012. Together, these paintings show Hutchinson’s continued interest in the materiality of paint and the virtual, non-locality of images in depicted pictorial space. Included in this exhibition are recent landscapes and seascapes made in the wake of a prolific three-month residency on the island of Gotland, Sweden, as well as architectonic pictures of theatrical spaces verging on abstraction.
Paintings by Daniel Hutchinson
Anna Leonowens Gallery,1891 Granville St., Halifax, NS
May 28 - June 2, 2012
Opening: Monday, May 28 at 5:30pm
No Object presents a selection of paintings by Toronto-based artist Daniel Hutchinson produced between 2009 and 2012. Together, these paintings show Hutchinson’s continued interest in the materiality of paint and the virtual, non-locality of images in depicted pictorial space. Included in this exhibition are recent landscapes and seascapes made in the wake of a prolific three-month residency on the island of Gotland, Sweden, as well as architectonic pictures of theatrical spaces verging on abstraction.
Review
Review By Terence Dick of Akimbo
Terence Dick has reviewed my current solo exhibition at Angell Gallery in his Toronto Akimbo Blog. Please click the link to read the review:
http://www.akimbo.ca/akimblog/?id=517
Terence Dick has reviewed my current solo exhibition at Angell Gallery in his Toronto Akimbo Blog. Please click the link to read the review:
http://www.akimbo.ca/akimblog/?id=517
Huffington Post Review
The Huffington Post has reviewed my solo exhibition currently on view at Angell Gallery, Toronto. Please follow this link for the complete review and a sideshow of works in the exhibition: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/23/daniel-hutchinson-seascapes_n_1296735.html
Interview on Artsync TV
I was interviewed during the opening reception for "Half-light over the Baltic Sea" at Angell Gallery on February 23rd, 2012. You can see the short interview and view a brief video of the opening reception by following this link: http://www.artsync.ca/gallery-hop-23-february-2012/
Opening / Vernissage
Half-Light over the Baltic Sea opens at Angell Gallery April 23, 2012.
View images of the paintings in the exhibition.
View images of the paintings in the exhibition.
Exhibition Preview in the Globe and Mail
R. M. Vaughn previews my upcoming solo exhibition "Half-light over the Baltic Sea" as a show to look out for in 2012. The Exhibitions runs from February 23 to March 24, with and opening reception on Thursday February 23 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at Angell Gallery, Toronto.
Click here to read the article titled "Art that Avoids the Apocalypse", R. M. Vaughn, The Globe and Mail, December 30th 2011
Click here to read the article titled "Art that Avoids the Apocalypse", R. M. Vaughn, The Globe and Mail, December 30th 2011