"Death"

Alex and Kurt along with J. Majury will be a part of the upcoming " Death" art show in Toronto.
This group show, which features coffin shaped paintings expressing each artist idea of death, will take place on June, 16th at the Hilton in downtown Toronto.
For more info click here.
If you are in the Toronto area come down and check out the show!

"The Original Coffin of Louis Riel"

On the 16th of November,1885, Louis Riel, the founder of Manitoba and leader of the Metis people was hanged for treason in Regina, Saskatchewan. After the execution, his body was put into this coffin and was originally slated to be buried in the gallows enclosure in Regina, but an order from the Lieutenant-Governor changed that plan. Instead his body was sent home to his mother's home in St. Vital, where he was put into a more elaborate coffin and after a time of lying in state, was buried in the churchyard of the St. Boniface Cathedral.
The original coffin was kept by his family and for years held his personal belongings, and papers. Some years later, the family donated it to the St. Boniface cathedral where it remained until a fire destroyed the cathedral. Miraculously, the coffin survived but was damaged, losing most of the lower half of the coffin to the fire. Today the coffin resides in the St. Boniface Museum.

"The Original Coffin of Louis Riel"
Kurt Wiscombe 2010
Acrylic on Paper
35 x 27.5 cm

"Haunted"

We are happy to announce the release of Kurt's latest print, "Haunted"!

This is a Limited Edition Etching of 20.

Each print is hand pulled on high quality art paper.

These are available at our gallery or by mail order (click here).

"Haunted"

Kurt Wiscombe 2011

Etching on Paper

Limited Edition of 20

Signed and Numbered

Image Size 4 x 6 Inches

Overall Print Size 10 x 11.5 Inches

$60. plus shipping

Alex Adams in the studio

Alex working on a new painting in her studio

"Lucrezia"

2010 Alex Adams
Oil on Canvas
16 x 20 Inches
 (Inspired by Lucrezia Borgia)

 "Cemetery"

2010 Alex Adams
Oil on Canvas
30 x 60 Inches

"Untitled"

2010 Alex Adams

Oil on Canvas

16 x 20 Inches

Kurt hanging Alex's "Cemetery" Painting

in the gallery

New Paintings from Alex Adams

Last weekend Alex unveiled some of her latest paintings, some completed in 2010 and a couple completed in 2011.
Thank you to all the people who came out for the unveiling it was great to see you all!
These paintings will remain on display in the gallery, all are welcome to visit our gallery to see these and more of Alex's work in person.
Please e-mail us at to find out our viewing hours, just click here.
Here are a few photos of the new paintings....

Alex's Painting on Bathory Website

Dennis Báthory-Kitsz who is a descendant of Erzsébet Báthory and runs a website dedicated to her has posted Alex's painting, "The Blood Countess, Erzsébet Báthory 1560 - 1614", in the art gallery on his site...Click here to see it, and check out the rest of the site to find out who Erzsébet Báthory was.

Highway to Hell

If you are in the Toronto area this weekend, come and check out the "Highway to Hell" art show and skateboard auction at the Hilton on Richmond St. (Downtown).
This show is a part of the Northern Ink Xposure Tattoo Convention (NIX), which is taking place as well this weekend in the same hotel.
Each artist in the show was given a skateboard to paint in a "Heavy Metal" theme, the boards will be auctioned off and the proceeds will be donated to "Skate for Cancer".
For a preview of the boards and more info, click here.

"Sacrilege"
2010 Kurt Wiscombe
Enamel and Steel on Wooden Skateboard