Thompson Landry Gallery – Canadian Art Junkie

Dominique Fortin: New Works

By J Walters on 08/30/2019 • ( 1 Comment )

Dominique Fortin maintains her dream-like style in recent works at Thompson Landry in Toronto. (Fortin’s works reflecting childhood themes were featured previously on The Art Junkie, here)

Coulombe: Symbolism of the unspoken

By J Walters on 03/01/2014 • ( 11 Comments )

Quebec artist Sylvain Coulombe is on exhibit with The Symbolism of the Unspoken, his first solo show in Toronto. There’s a strong sculptural element to his portraits, due to thick applications of paint, and deep scraping and carving of his wooden canvases. In these new works, Coulombe creates […]

Dominique Fortin’s Mues: Unique & Dreamlike

By J Walters on 05/13/2013 • ( 8 Comments )

Toronto’s Thompson Landry Gallery showcases a collection of striking new work by Dominique Fortin, who creates in a unique, dream-like style full of fantasy and romanticism. She focuses on themes of childhood, and how the fanciful imaginations of lost childhood have become found again in her own children. […]

Rock Therrien’s Fantastical Rounded Figures

By J Walters on 02/15/2012 • ( 5 Comments )

Quebec Artist Rock Therrien creates amusing situations, using his characteristic rounded figures. His new show opens April 12 at the Thompson Landry Gallery in Toronto’s historic Distillery District. -La ligue de garage Mixed media on canvas, 48″ x 92 Being a true admirer of curves, Therrien will engrave […]