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COURTESY CATRIONA JEFFRIES GALLERY© ESTATE OF GARRY WINOGRAND COURTESY FRAENKEL GALLERY, SAN
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ISCOTHOMAS RUFF/VILHELM HAMMERSHØI
Opens Apr. 30/Apr. 16 to June 3. Art Gallery of
Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W. ELDON GARNET
To Mar. 30. Christopher Cutts Gallery, 21
Morrow Ave. ANGELA GRAUERHOLZ Opens
May 4. Ryerson Image Centre, 33 Gould St.KELLY MARK Mar. 31 to Apr. 30. Diaz Con-
temporary, 100 Niagara St. KEVIN YATES
Mar. 31 to May 14. Susan Hobbs Gallery, 137
Tecumseth St. CARLOS MOTTA Apr. 14 to June
4. Mercer Union, 1286 Bloor St. W. BJORN
COPELAND/GEORGIA DICKIE/“SHANGRI-LOST” Mar. 17 to Apr. 16/Apr. 8 to May 8.
Cooper Cole, 1134 Dupont St. JOY WALKER
Mar. 19 to Apr. 16. MKG127, 1445 Dundas St.
W. LEE HENDERSON From Apr. 30 to June 4.
Zalucky Contemporary, 3044 Dundas St. W.
MAX DEAN Continues to Mar. 26. StephenBulger Gallery, 1026 Queen St. W. STEVE
DRISCOLL Apr. 29 to May 28. Angell Gallery,
15–1444 Dupont St. HEATHER PHILLIP-
SON/CAROLE CONDÉ AND KARL BEVER-
IDGE Apr. 2 to May 7/May 14 to June 18. Trin-
ity Square Video, 376–401 Richmond St. W.Public Studio “What We Lose in Metrics” (work in progress) 2 015VIEW TAMIRA SAWATZKY:
For a long time, Elle
and I used to say that
her colours are the
warm pinks and golds
of Jerusalem, while mine
are the colder blues and greens of
the Canadian Shield, where I spent
summers as a child. That’s where
the forest as a place of darkness and
light, smell and texture, imprinted
on me, likely forming my interests
in space and materiality. This show
is a meditation on the forest that
looks beyond the environmental
consequences of deforestation
to another, more psychic loss— one
of the cultural imagination and of
reconciliation with those who have
traditionally inhabited the land.
Tamira Sawatzky is a Toronto architect, artist and
collaborator, with Elle Flanders, in the art collective
Public Studio. Their exhibition “What We Lose in
Metrics” is on view from Apr. 13 to June 10 at the
Art Gallery of York University, 4700 Keele St.OLIVER HUSAIN Historical myth and
sci-fi fantasy collide in La Isla Santa Maria
3D, a stereoscopic video installation, with
“3D sculptural viewing devices,” based on the
tale of an island formed from the wreckage
of a replica of Columbus’s famed ship at the
1893 World’s Columbian Expo in Chicago. Apr.
14 to June 4. Gallery TPW, 170 St. Helens Ave.CONTACT Architect Santiago Calatrava’s
soaring Allen Lambert Galleria in the heart of
Toronto’s financial district makes the perfect“Contact”: Sjoerd Knibbeler Avro 730
(from the series The Paper Planes) 2014 “Outsiders”: Garry Winogrand Central Park Zoo, New York City 1967Raymond Boisjoly inconstancies
(digital mock-up) 2015Oliver Husain La Isla Santa Maria 3D
(production still) 2016still images. The results are at once a percep-
tual barrier and a reflective implication of the
finite/infinite possibilities in cross-cultural
negotiation and transformation. On view Apr.
14 to June 12. Koffler Gallery, 180 Shaw St.
OUTSIDERS Photos and films assembled
by curators Sophie Hackett and Jim Shedden
revisit the heady days of American counter-
cultural expression amid the political and
social turmoil of the 1950s to 1980s. To May- Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W.
setting for Dutch artist Sjoerd Knibbeler’s
large-scale explorations of aerodynamics,
volume and climate change, one of 20 site-
specific installations across the city to mark
two decades of the omnibus photo fest. From
May 1 to 31. 181 Bay St. and other locations.RAYMOND BOISJOLY Footage of
Vodoun rituals shot in Haiti in the late 1940s
and early 1950s by filmmaker Maya Deren is
transferred via iPhone and flatbed scanner
into a suite of heavily layered and degradedAgenda-TOR_sp16_17TS.indd 29 02/04/16 1:12 PM