Re View Exhibition 2

Image credit: William Ronald, Untitled, 1995; aquacryl and graphite on wove paper. From the collection of the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery.

It has been 10 years since Gallery Lambton closed its doors at the former Bayside Centre and moved down the street to re-open in the historic Thom Building as the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery. To honour its first decade in this purpose-built facility, the gallery is installing a series of exhibitions over the next year and a half titled Re View. The exhibitions place the gallery’s permanent collection in the spotlight and celebrates the power of art. Each exhibit will feature a range of artworks that will be accompanied by audio tours written and voiced by gallery volunteers.

The second exhibition in the Re View series is a deliriously bright and immersive experience featuring the paintings of Canadian modernist painter, and founder of Painters Eleven, William Ronald (1926-1998). The exhibition will include an all-ages audio tour specially crafted to enhance the visitor experience and ignite playful curiosity in these abstract works.

This celebration would not have been possible without the support of volunteers that are committed to enriching their community through art. Thank you.

We also extend thanks to the donors and patrons of the gallery who allow us to share these artworks with the community.

For more information on the Re View exhibition series, please visit our 10 Year Anniversary page.