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We are a small, independent commercial art gallery with a particular focus on figurative art, and works on paper. In the summertime we also have an adjoining garden which can be used for special events.
ARTIST TALK: Sat. May 10, 2pm
Nicholas X Bent is the curator for this exhibition at Grey Gallery featuring two local photographers: Eric Busch and Andrew Mielzynski.
Eric Busch’s photography is shaped by the interplay between presence and absence—a concept deeply rooted in classical Chinese poetry and painting which has influenced his artistic vision. Through his lens, he seeks to capture not just what is visibly present, but the generative void from which forms emerge or to which they return. Living near the shores of Georgian Bay has drawn him repeatedly to water which serves as both subject and metaphor in his work, reflecting his fascination with the transient nature of our environment and the mysterious space between forms. His approach to photography is meditative and intuitive. He believes that when we quiet our analytical minds and respond purely to what resonates within us, we create images that speak with authenticity.
Through his work, he invites viewers to explore the subtle interactions between presence and absence and to find meaning in the spaces where form gives way to mystery.
Andrew Mielzynski is an award winning, internationally recognized photographer. He is a passionate and dedicated photographer with a deep connection to nature and a keen eye for intimate details. His passion for capturing nature's smaller, more abstract elements suggests a focus on small scenes that reveal hidden beauty in natural subjects. Living in Ontario provides him with diverse landscapes and a variety of natural settings and subjects. Given his almost 40 years of experience, Andrew has a well-developed artistic style. His dedication to photography over the years suggests a commitment to honing his craft and continuously seeking new perspectives. His work reflects not just technical skill but also a deep appreciation for the natural world and a desire to convey its beauty through the art of photography.