Wallace Galleries

We proudly represent a variety of painters, printmakers, ceramicists and sculptors whose work presents exceptional quality and value. Many of our artists are well-known, some are mid-career and others are notable up-and-comers. This interesting mix of talents ensures an exciting and wide-ranging selection of art in terms of both style and price.

Upcoming Exhibitions

News & Announcements

WITH 36 NEW COLOUR PLATES AND A FORWARD BY VICTORIA LEBLANC
This book is a retrospective of her career that spans from the early eighties to her recent works.
It displays more than 230 paintings and contains an in-depth biography and thorough analysis of her art.

This exhibition explores the compositional space created by a leading member of the Regina Five; a group of artists who challenged the conventions of Canadian painting during the 1960s. This selection of works from PAMA's collection brings together a lesser known vein of the artist's oeuvre and provides PAMA with an opportunity to research and present new ideas on this body of work. This collection of works shows Bloore maintaining his structural compositional focus while emphasizing his hard-edged approach to abstract forms (rooted in architectural forms) through the use of colour and space or presence and absence within the field.
Curator Talk with Darrin Martens: Sunday, Feb. 10, 2 - 3 p.m.

Guest Lecture with Timothy Long (head curator MacKenzie Art Gallery):
Ron Bloore and the Art of Provocation, Sunday, Apr 7 | 2 - 3 p.m.

Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives, Art Gallery Collection
Gift of Mr. Geordie Brown, 1998

On now and until May 26, 2019

This series of works in this exhibition (Oct 13-31) is Joice Hall's attempt to recreate the drama & beauty of Haida Gwaii & Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve and Haida Heritage Site that she experienced during her participation in the 2016 Artists in Gwaii Haanas Residency Program.

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For the first time in over 20 years in Calgary, Knowles, one of Canada's most prominent landscape artists, is exhibiting a selection of monumental works from 'Through the Years'.

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The exhibition III brings together work by three artists—Faye HeavyShield, Dorothy Knowles and Elaine Cameron-Weir—of different generations and backgrounds. Their works connect to elements of the natural world, and how these shape understandings of self, place and time. FOr more information on the exhibition please visit remaimodern.org