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Letter of Support: Banbury Group of Artists

The Banbury Group of Artists is a community art programs and painting workshops operated out of the Banbury Community Centre in North York, Toronto. Functioning as a workshop affiliate of the Willowdale Group of Artists - one of Toronto’s oldest community art organizations, founded in 1947 - the Banbury program hosts

Letter of Support: Ontario Society of Artists

The Ontario Society of Artists (OSA), founded in 1872 in Toronto, is Canada's oldest continuously operating professional art society, established with the goal of fostering original art in the province, which led to its involvement in creating a provincial art school, an art museum, and the Royal Canadian

A meeting with Councillor Neethan Shan

Members of the Gallery X board met with Toronto Councillor Neethan Shan at the Scarborough Civic Centre to convey the gallery's aspirations and seek his support and advice. The conversation also touched on the Civic Centre itself as a possible starting point for Gallery X — while still an

Tina Matei

Tina Matei

Director Tina Matei is a designer with over ten years of experience in the fields of advocacy, architecture and advertising. She was a graduate of the visual arts program Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts in Scarborough, which shaped her identity as a creative and love of the arts. She

A meeting with MPP David Smith

Gallery X president Peter Marsh met with MPP David Smith in November 2025 to present Gallery X's work and goals directly to him. MPP Smith was enthusiastic about the meeting, had photographs taken, and featured an article on Gallery X in his weekly newsletter that same week. The

From Camera to Archive: Color Reference Essentials

From Camera to Archive: Color Reference Essentials

If you’re undertaking the important work of digitizing artwork—whether your own collection or pieces you’re preserving for posterity—there’s a critical technical standard you need to understand before investing significant time in the process. This article explores why professional archival institutions require color reference charts, and