Elliott Louis Gallery

Name: Elliott Louis Gallery
Telephone: 604-736-3282
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This consulting gallery features Canadian fine art representing contemporary artists and historical masters. Art dealer Ted Lederer prides himself on the standard and diversity of work the gallery carries, their innovative programs and excellent service, providing "in-house" art consultations and an art rental program available to private and corporate clients and the entertainment industry. By appointment.

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Christian Nicolay and Ya-chu Kang "Portable Walls" March 29 - April 21, 2012

VIDEO COLLABORATION: "Recoil" Collaborative video by Christian Nicolay and Ya-chu Kang

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Carolyn Stockbridge "Groupings" February 28 - March 17, 2012

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Alan Fulle "Illuminated Village January 19 - February 11, 2012

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Jane Kenyon "Near & Far" October 8 - November 12, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Tom Forrestall, "Master Works" September 13 - October 6, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

VIDEO CONVERSATION: John Koerner, "A Retrospective: Six Decades" June 21 - July 2, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Alan Fulle "Stripes and Dots" May 10 - June 4, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

VIDEO CONVERSATION: 12 Midnite "Taking Liberties" March 8 - April 2, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Lawrence McDonald "Using QR Codes"

VIDEO CONVERSATION: Andrew Tong "Modern Times" February 8 - 26, 2011 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

A CONTEMPORARY CENTURY

At 97, painter John Koerner recalls the decades-long evolution of the Vancouver art scene.

Aug 31, 2011
BARBARA HELLER, "Future Reliquaries," May 5 to 23, 2009, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

Years ago, a teacher told Barbara Heller, one of Canada’s premier fibre artists, that she had to look for her own “authentic personal image” — something that appealed at a visceral level and that would form the core of her art.

Apr 30, 2009
George Janousek

"EMERGENCE," August 19 to September 6, 2008, Elliot Louis Gallery, Vancouver

Elliot Louis Gallery’s fourth annual show of emerging artists included painting, sculpture, and photo-based work by 16 artists from across Canada and from New York.

Dec 31, 2008
PETER JOHN VOORMEIJ, "Through Dutch Eyes 2," Oct 23 to Nov 13, 2007, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

At this time of year, jolts of colour are welcome, and the hues in Peter John Voormeij’s paintings, when viewed at a distance through the generous windows of the Elliott Louis Gallery, have an exhilarating effect.

Aug 31, 2007
SCOTT PATTINSON, "Peripheral Flash," Jul 24 - Aug 12, 2007, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

The body of work Pattinson shows in Vancouver this summer is a continuation of a theme he has been working on for nearly two years that he calls ‘Torewa’.

Apr 30, 2007
DEVITT BROWN, Opens January 11, 2007, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

Self-taught mixed media artist Devitt Brown knows street culture. His large photo-realistic and stenciled works often depict the rawness and lurking danger of the street.

Dec 31, 2006
JOANNA STANISZKIS, "The Silk Project," previews Oct 11 - 13; runs Oct 14 - 30, 2005, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

A major international textile artist and teacher for over 30 years, Joanna Staniszkis followed an urge to explore the origins of her working materials in recent exhibits.

Aug 31, 2005
MARCEL BARBEAU, "Vertiginous Limits," Apr 6 — 23, 2005, Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

This solo show is intended to bring West Coast attention to a body of work by a significant senior Canadian artist from Quebec who was one of the signatories to Paul-Emile Borduas's l948 "Refus global manifesto."

Dec 31, 2004
PETER JOHN VOORMEIJ, Through Dutch Eyes, Jan 18-Feb 6, 2005 Elliott Louis Gallery, Vancouver

When he first came to Canada from the Netherlands in 1965, Peter John Voormeij was a young man trained in the realist schools of painting.

Dec 31, 2004

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