Erin McSavaney
Fixed Reality

Erin McSavaney
Fixed Reality

The paintings in Fixed Reality focus on spaces of everyday life and reveal how under close examination our perception of reality can be altered. Erin McSavaney draws from observations walking or biking through urban spaces and carefully documents various interactions between the natural world and the architecture from neighbourhoods he grew up in. He then renders hyper-realistic spaces in acrylic paint on canvas and clear open areas are bisected by brightly coloured geometric elements, much like conceptual art historical inspired graffiti. The result is a composition that boldly bridges the divide between photorealism and abstraction. From afar, these paintings appear as a photograph or film still; but upon close inspection subtle details such as a flattened blue sky or shadow rendered out of perspective bring attention to the physical object of painting itself.
For more details on this upcoming exhibition, please contact us at info@equinoxgallery.com or (604) 736-2405.

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Etienne Zack
Reflections on a Quiet City

Etienne Zack
Reflections on a Quiet City

Equinox Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Etienne Zack. This series brings together photography and painting, creating compositions based on Zack’s memories walking through urban spaces, making visual notes and taking photographs.
“Very much like taking a walk in the city, I paint the composition as if I was ‘there’ depicting the city as I remember it, painting it as if I’m walking forward looking around.”
– Etienne Zack, 2020
For more details, please contact the gallery at (604) 736-2405 or email us at info@equinoxgallery.com
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Adad Hannah
Studio Portraits

Adad Hannah
Studio Portraits

Equinox Gallery is pleased to present Studio Portraits, an exhibition of new work by Adad Hannah. The photographs and video works in this exhibition bring together staging techniques of early portrait photography and the use of mirroring to explore complex relationships between viewer and subject.
For more details or a full list of available works, please contact us at info@equinoxgallery.com or 604.736.2405

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Gesture

Gesture

Movements of a body can signal a mood, express meaning, or even reveal things that are impossible to put into words. Gestures – anything from the simple nod to an emphatic stance – are significant narrative devices that artists skillfully utilize, whether to configure social interactions in a painting, immortalize them for posterity in a photograph, or transmit their emotional resonance in a sculpture. Gestures are significant clues in our endless pursuit to unravel and make meaning of the complexities and contradictions of a world that is always unfolding.
Equinox Gallery is pleased to present Gesture, an exhibition of work by Diane Arbus, Shuvinai Ashoona, Maxwell Bates, Kim Dorland, Rodney Graham, Adad Hannah, Fred Herzog, David Hockney, Al McWilliams, Eadweard Muybridge, Cindy Sherman, Michael Snow and Neil Wedman.
For more details or a full list of works, please contact us at info@equinoxgallery.com or (604) 736 – 2405.

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In Our Back Gallery
Still Life

In Our Back Gallery
Still Life

Equinox Gallery is pleased to present Still Life, a selection of works by Mary Pratt, Gathie Falk, Devon Knowles, Rodney Graham, and Charles Gagnon.
For more details or a full list of works, please contact us at info@equinoxgallery.com or (604) 736 – 2405.

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Christopher Pratt

Christopher Pratt

Equinox presents a selection of works by artists Christopher Pratt, Sonny Assu, Kim Dorland, Erin McSavaney, Jack Shadbolt, Gordon Smith, and Etienne Zack.
For more details or a full list of works, please contact us at info@equinoxgallery.com or (604) 736 – 2405.

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New Year, New Work
Selected Works by Gallery Artists

New Year, New Work
Selected Works by Gallery Artists

For our first exhibition of 2021, Equinox presents a selection of paintings and photographic work by gallery artists Adad Hannah, Erin McSavaney, Marten Elder, Gordon Smith, Ben Reeves, Gathie Falk, Renée Van Halm, Jack Shadbolt and Bobbie Burgers. A rotating selection of works by Fred Herzog are also on view in our side gallery.
For more details on these or other works by these artists, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com.

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Bobbie Burgers
Natural Disorder

Bobbie Burgers
Natural Disorder

Equinox Gallery is pleased to present Natural Disorder, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptural works by Bobbie Burgers. This is Burgers’ third exhibition with the gallery.
For a full list of works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com.
Update: Following the November 19 covid measures, the gallery is open Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm. No appointment necessary, however, we are limiting the number of visitors in the gallery at one time. Masks are required for entry. We have masks available at the front desk if you would like one. We ask that you please visit us with only members of your immediate household or core bubble.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to ensure your safety while you are here.

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Shawn Hunt
The Beginning of Something

Shawn Hunt
The Beginning of Something

Shawn Hunt is a Heiltsuk artist born in Waglisla (Bella Bella), British Columbia. Hunt’s practice is directly informed by his Scottish, French and First Nations background and the visual culture and traditions that accompany it. He works with traditional Northwest Coast design principle, known as formline, to create abstract, surreal, and sculptural artworks based on ancestral Heiltsuk Cosmology. Hunt is always seeking to push the boundaries of the art form, often combining non-traditional ideas with innovative uses of materials and motifs in his work.

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Together Apart

Together Apart

Together Apart is an exploration of connections between artists over time and place. This exhibitions features works by Adad Hannah, Eadweard Muybridge, Al McWilliams, Nicole Ondre, Erin McSavaney, Frank Stella, Fred Herzog, Vivian Maier, Gathie Falk, Gordon Smith, Douglas Coupland, Jack Shadbolt, Geoffrey Farmer, Kim Dorland, Peter Doig, Neil Wedman, Edward Ruscha, Renée Van Halm, Takao Tanabe, Marion Nicoll, Sonny Assu, Claes Oldenburg, Louise Bourgeois, and Shuvinai Ashoona. 

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