The best art galleries of Montreal

On my short visit these were the best choice of art galleries in Montreal
East:
Parisian Laundry: Janet Werner
It empty when I visited the really 'great' gallery but thanks to the rich publications I was able to get a very good impression of the artists they show.

DownTown: (actually uptown):
Galeries d'Art Contemporain du Belgo
http://hildadeschutter.blogspot.com/2008/09/galeries-at-belgo-montreal.html
http://www.bettinaforget.com/TheBelgoReport/
If you only can go to one place in Montreal this is the place to go, plenty of different "level" galleries, little information though. The best time to try Wednesday to Saturday from 12 to 5 pm.

Projex-Mtl Galerie, I met Louis Joncas, photographer and one of the owners. They have an exciting choice of artists like
Andreas Rutkauskas

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SBC
Emanuel Licha
War is incredible

3x Circa
The friendliness of a Chelsea gallery...
Denise Dumas

Francine Lalonde


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ArianeTheze

In the Old Montreal one of the few good galleries: Galerie Orange: Sean Rudman

Galerie Pangee: Stephen Lack

and the beautiful gallerina

Also a good place to visit: Librissime, a fine fine arts book shop.

Covered, Marisa Polin's book presentation

Presentation of the publication Covered by Marisa Polin.
Friday 4 June 2010 at 8:30 pm
At Gallery Arte Sin Limites on Anna Pauwlowna Street 71 in The Hague.



Recent drawings and paintings (2008-2010) by Marisa Polin.
Texts by Roos van Put (Kunstbeeld) and José Springer.
Graphic Design bij LNA de Santis /Published by Albani The Hague
48 pages, 160 illustrations / € 15.
There is also an special edition of 30 with a hand coloured print € 100.

On sale at:
Gallery Arte Sin Limites, The Hague. (Also special edition). Group exhibition until 30 June.
Galerie Stevens, Maastricht (Also special edition). Individual exhibition until 19 June.
World Art Delft, Delft
Liefhertje en De Grote Witte Reus, The Hague
Stroom, The Hague.
or per post € 16.76 bank account 6430784 under the name Marisa Polin

Interview at Hoeksten Live!

Covered.

You can see the Interview at Hoeksten Live!
(From Friday 24 March 2010 at 23:02 hours.)
Rob Zwetsloot interviewing Sandra Stevens and myself on the exhibition at Galerie Stevens, Maastricht.

Blue is not the color for art

When I saw the mail that was sent to me by the Dutch gallery Torch I thought it was a pharmaceutical ad .
First the logo and the general impression. Blue is always used by companies who want to look formal and trustworthy and the sky photo gave me on a first impression as if it had just been taken from a bank image. Sorry, I really didn't think it had anything to do with art.
The photo is by Kahn & Selesnick from the serie "Eisbergfreistadt, 1923" & other panoramic fictions. Here you can see another example of their work.

It was High tide in The Hague

Hoogtij #20 (High tide) The Walking Art Tour of The Hague


Silent music of Michael Gumbold by Gallery West

West's gallerist Marie-José Sondeijker and Jeroen Bosch from Trendbeheer.

Just opened: Jan Huijgen Gallery

A nice pose of Jeroen Bosch

Liefhertje en De Grote Witte Reus photos of Natascha Libbert and Krista van der Niet

A tour die hard at Baracca

Iwan van ‘t Spijker en Tomoko Kawachi bij Baracca, Yvo van der Vat explains


Ramon Ottenhof bij Chantals, pure love made of sponges.

Observing Lenny Waasdorp's recent art work

An Space Odyssey 2001 touch by MIK at BH139

Nico Feragnoli


1646 Very impressive Ghosts and monsters.

Jos de l’Orme by Galerie Maurits van de Laar

Andergrond

JCA DE KOK

LAPt/m >


Warmly received at Gallery Vonkel


The beautiful Gallery Nouvelles Images

Van Kranendonk proud of Bas Princen's photographs.

Afterparty at Ruimtevaart: music Josef Kitsch Quartet.

“Prix de Mer” awarded to the best exhibitions:

JCA DE KOK and

Stichting DeltA, photo: Kees Koome

More photo's: chmkoome, Trendbeheer, Kunstbeeld