New Artists at the Gallery
Along with some gallery favorites such as Matt Tarini and Stewart Jones in the upcoming year, we will also be showcasing some new artists. We are extremely excited about the fall schedule at Gallery 129 Ossington and would like to introduce you to some promising additions to the gallery. Although the details are still being sorted out, here is a sneak peek at some of the new work:
In September will feature Rajni Perera, an emerging Toronto artist and winner of the drawing and painting medal from OCAD. 
Alexandra Mackenzie will exhibit her large scale drawings and other works in November 2011
And finally, in December We are pleased to show Alea Drain’s unique mixed media lightboxes
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Gallery Under Renovations
Just a quick note to let all of our loyal friends know that we are undergoing some renovations at 129 Ossington, and as such the gallery doors will be closed for the rest of the spring and summer season. We are still here and available by appointment, as always our website hosts our current inventory online.
Beginning in September 2011, we are entering our 5th year and looking forward to an exciting schedule of exhibitions with some new artists joining us. More details to follow in the next few weeks. Until then, have a great summer, we look forward to seeing you in the fall!
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Laurie De Camillis – Artist to Collect – Arabella Magazine
Gallery 129 Artist Laurie De Camillis is featured as the ‘Artist to Collect’ in the upcoming Fall issue of Arabella Magazine.
In conjunction with this publication, we are pleased to exhibit some of her recent work from Oct 1 -23 2010.
preview the article here:
De Camillis - Artist to Collect
Summer and Fall at Gallery 129
We are currently wrapping up the season at Gallery 129 with Ila Kellerman’s fitting Series of new paintings ‘Trout on the Dock’, a celebration of all things Canadian summer. If you haven’t had a chance to see them you still have a few days to drop by.
For the month of August the gallery will be closed and will re-open in September with an exciting schedule of exhibitions for the fall.
In September we will be showing some new painting and multi-media pieces by Rob Croxford, along with Gallery 129 artist Stewart Jones and his trademark images of the city. Have a look at the details and links below for more information on our fall schedule.
Have a great summer; we’ll see you in the fall!
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129 Artists at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
Hope you had a chance to visit all of the gallery artists who showcased their work at the TOAE in Nathan Phillips Square this summer. Congratulations to Rob Croxford, who sold work to Mayor David Miller, and the City of Toronto Art Collection!
129 Ossington Welcomes artist Sara Caracristi to the Gallery
Sara Caracrist is an emerging Canadian artist, who will have her first solo show with 129 Osington this fall in October 2010. Look for more information on our website soon or visit Sara’s website here.
Visit our artists at the Artist’s Project!
This year, Gallery 129 Ossington is pleased to have 4 of our artists exhibiting work at the Artist’s Project at the Queen Elizbeth’s Building at the Exhibition Place in Toronto:
Rob Croxford, Booth #211
Matt Tarini, Booth # 743
Stewart Jones, Booth #333
Laurie De Camillis, Booth #343
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Stewart Jones – Review in the Globe and Mail 09/12/09
Stewart Jones 
The Globe and Mail / Visual Arts Review
Saturday Sept 12 2009
Gary Michael Dault
Toronto-based painter Stewart Jones makes strongly realized, thickly painted cityscapes. (“I paint what I know – places that I’ve been to, and taken something from.”) A great many of his paintings are actually alleyscapes, and the odd and rather engaging thing about them is that they’re painted at odd angles, as if Jones were painting while he walked.
Even though the works are indelibly Toronto-centred, their woozy, vertiginous angling lends them a kind of German expressionist look: Dr. Caligari comes to Metro. Perhaps the oddest, and most enjoyable, thing about Jones is that he is a meticulous painter of other people’s graffiti (as it exists on the walls of the buildings in his paintings). Graffiti on graffiti.
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