Throughout the world, art presents itself in a variety of forms. Artists around the world shape their artworks based on their experiences and perspectives in life.

Planning a wedding is not easy, and many couples will feel overwhelmed during the process. The good news is that following the right steps will not only allow you to plan the perfect wedding but will ensure you enjoy the experience as well.

Last Sunday on October 24th, Twist Gallery hosted the Toronto Artisan Market and it was a huge success! We were pleased to welcome so many visitors at our gallery for the event, many of you being first-timers.

This Sunday October 24th, the Twist Gallery will be hosting the Toronto Artisan Market open from 11:00am to 5:00pm. The Toronto Artisan is a non-profit organization who provides a platform for local artists to sell and promote their works such as art pieces and handmade crafts!

Sandra Di Leo was born in Wawa, Ontario and moved to Toronto in 1997. She graduated from George Brown College in 2000 in Graphic Design. She has been a designer ever since, meanwhile also establishing herself as an artist.

Raquel Fuentes is a Venezuelan born, mostly self-taught abstract artist. Since she was young, she had a love for all that was artistic, and now she is a featured artist of our July’s Kaleidoscope Exhibition. Let’s get to know more about Raquel Fuentes and her artwork!

Tanmay Parashar is a Toronto based self-taught contemporary artist, who is passionately in love with colours. His venture into the joys of merging colours with canvas began recently, in July 2018.

Robert Saffer is an abstract contemporary symbolist artist. He works with all visual mediums. His stark, textured aesthetic has a fierce expressive power with a sense of movement and menace. As a symbolist, he aims to express moods and emotions rather than the world around him.

Courtney Senior is one of Twist Gallery’s featured artists this month for the Kaleidoscope Exhibit. We have all heard about Art Therapy and how it can be used as a means of self-expression and a way to cope with stress, but does it work?

This month, Twist Gallery’s Kaleidoscope exhibit features David Brown, an artist who uses the encaustic method for his paintings. David shared images of his work and studio, and taught us all about the encaustic method.

If we reflect back upon our younger years, we can likely pinpoint the exact first memory off what we believed our ‘perfect wedding’ was going to entail.

Are you ready to explore the depths of water and earth by diving into the newest exhibit curated by us, at Twist Gallery?

Sandra Di Leo was born in Wawa, Ontario and moved to Toronto in 1997. She graduated from George Brown College in 2000 in Graphic Design.

One of our artists from the Kaleidoscope exhibit is Sarah Rutledge from Ontario, Canada. She has grown up always inspiring to be an artist. Once she started experimenting with abstract art, she had realized that she found her true passion.