“True Colours” was a brief exhibit at the Dignam Gallery. The gallery is run by the Women’s Art Association of Canada and is located in their building on Prince Arthur Street. This was their 3rd Annual Uptown Pride Exhibition. Saturday, 29th June is the last day of the show.
One of the nice things about this gallery space is the decor.
below: “Express Yourself” and “It’s bad bitch o’clock” by Karen Taylor
below: Hung over this old fireplace is a painting by Stacy Athena May. It is titled, “Hymn to Hera (Sisters Dance)”.
below: Another Stacy Athena May painting, “Dismal Entity” hangs over a matching old white fireplace. On the left is a painting by Shawn Skeir.
below: “Spirit Doll”, mixed media, sculpture by Steve Rose
below: On the right is “Pride on the Subway”” (2019) by Lin Duperron. The other 2 are by Steve Rose.
below: What’s so crazy about peace, love, and understanding…. over and over again. A twist on “What’s so funny about peace, love, and understanding” from the song written by Nick Lowe but made famous by Elvis Costello.
At the Women’s Art Association, there are two galleries – the Ruth Upjohn Gallery has its own small room. At the moment there are some marvelous photos by Ulla Djelweh, “Through the Garden Gate”, of flowers from a garden. These orchids are hers.
as I walk Toronto 