The Jackson Junge Gallery proudly presents THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID, their first group exhibition of the year. An exhibition featuring art created by women about women. In response to a contentious election, the gallery hopes to celebrate and empower women by giving female and non-binary creators a platform to share their experiences. THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID will be a femininomenon.

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, February 28, 2025

Art Gallery of Mississauga for the opening reception of the Fourth Annual Juried Show of Visual Arts!

Wallflowers and cowboys - new work by Danielle Cole

Artwork: Hannah Lamont, Choice, Vintage collage, watercolour, print from the Mackenzie House press,11x15, 2023

CUT THE CRAB - International Collage Art Exhibition is going to be art lovers daydream. Walls full of surreal creativity. 50 talented artists from 22 different countries. Each having their own style and technique. Over 100 pieces all together. After seeing this show, you have no other option than grab your sharpest scissors and make Art happen.

Excited to rejoin over 200 Artists showing our work at The Artist Project April 2023

“Mythical Landscape: Secrets of the Vale” is an exhibition by an international group of artists, all of whom traveled to Sanquhar to investigate a sense of place and make artwork that speaks to the rich history and folklore of the region. Artworks reference stories from the past (true or otherwise) and consider the history of the region. Many of the works were shown at MERZ Gallery during Sanquhar’s Festival of Folklore, 22-25 September 2022. The artwork will be the subject of a film by David Rushton and used to illustrate a forthcoming, abridged version of William Wilson’s 1904 book, Folk Lore and Genealogies of Uppermost Nithsdale.

Join me and 200 other local artists for the beautifully curated and engaging Artist Project

Echoes juried show: Capturing and layering fleeting moments in time as they unfold in our response to changing rhythms of the urban and natural world

United Contemporary is excited to present an online exclusive exhibition by Danielle Cole, entitled Pile On. Danielle Cole is a Toronto based artist who creates playful collages through an assembly of original vintage graphics. Her work often explores the absurdity of domestic roles and the need for material goods. In Pile On, we present a selection of works consecutively with the Auto Show which typically takes place in February annually, however has been canceled due to the health crisis. Cole’s suit of collage on paper and panel works combine figurative and automotive motifs in playful compositions, morphed into new landscapes and forms.

Empty Columns Are a Place to Dream

at the Knoxville Museum of Art in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA through 19 February 2022. Each of the eighteen artists–from eleven countries–in “Empty Columns Are a Place to Dream” reimagines an empty column in Birr, County Offaly, Ireland as a monument that speaks to a world where all people enjoy safety, security, well-being, and dignity on their own terms. Curator Ric Kasini Kadour writes, “The exhibition of these works in the American South changes the context of the project from one rooted in British imperialism to an opportunity to reflect upon the role monuments can play in historical revisionism, in particular as we work to undo the legacy of slavery and the use of Confederate monuments to distort history and intimidate the descendants of enslaved people."

Join me IN PERSON for the Riverdale Art show

TOAF 60th - Toronto Outdoor Artfair (on-line)