Peter Robertson Gallery

Name: Peter Robertson Gallery
Telephone: 780-455-7479
Price range: n/a

12323 104 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta T5N 0V4

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Address12323 104 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta T5N 0V4

Phone780-455-7479

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Tues to Sat 11 am - 4 pm

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Representing a roster of over 40 emerging, mid-career, and senior Canadian artists, this contemporary gallery space features a wide range of media and subject matter. Whether working with established collectors, or with those looking to purchase their first piece, Peter Robertson Gallery strives to inform, challenge, and retain relevance within the broader art community. Tues to Sat 11 am - 4 pm.

Artists Represented: David Alexander, Matt Bahen, Isla Burns, David Cantine, Robert Christie, Victor Cicansky, Scott Cumberland, Phil Darrah, Steve Driscoll, Clay Ellis, Gary Evans, Jonathan Forrest, Julian Forrest, Gregory Hardy, Gordon Harper, Amy-Claire Huestis, David Janzen, Destiny Kirumira, Linda Lindemann, Erin Loree, Gavin Lynch, Lynn Malin, Tim Merrett, Tim Okamura, Wilf Perreault, Andrew Rucklidge, Robin Smith Peck, Colin Smith, Mitchel Smith, Monica Tap, Alice Teichert, Kirsty Templeton Davidge, David Thauberger, Frances Thomas, Peter von Tiesenhausen, Shana Wilson and the Estate of Douglas Haynes.

Quick Pick — Peter Robertson Gallery Celebrates 20th Anniversary

Major milestone for gallery, which began in 2004

Sep 16, 2024
Alice Teichert

Letting colour speak in full beauty.

Jun 19, 2023
Catherine Burgess

Sculptures from recycled materials herald a new approach.

Oct 3, 2022
On the Wind

Matt Bahen finds comfort in the meaning of things.

May 17, 2021
Tim Okamura Honours COVID-19 Heroes After Surviving the Illness

Tim Okamura, a New York-based artist who grew up in Edmonton, is paying tribute to American nurses and doctors after recovering from COVID-19.

Sep 23, 2020
Portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on View in Edmonton

A portrait of the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg that Edmonton artist Shana Wilson painted for Time magazine is on display at the Peter Robertson Gallery in Edmonton.

Sep 23, 2020
Gavin Lynch

Artist explores old-growth forests.

Mar 20, 2020
Amorphous Anthologies

Robin Smith-Peck's collages offer new and mysterious visions.

Mar 11, 2019
Common Threads

Edmonton artist Kirsty Templeton Davidge creates precisely observed portraits that focus on small but telling details. She wants us to truly see the people around us.

Sep 10, 2018
Collaged Landscapes

Monica Tap combines landscapes from photographs, historical paintings and her own memories to create dreamy new scenes.

Jun 25, 2018
Edmonton's Gallery Walk: April 14 to April 15

The public is invited to join the Spring Gallery Walk in Edmonton’s Art Gallery District on 124 Street from Stony Plain Road to 102 Avenue.

Apr 10, 2018
Joseph Hartman Considers the Studio as Art

The artist’s studio, in the popular imagination, is a place of exceptional myth and, as a consequence, one of potent cliché.

Sep 9, 2017
Simons in Edmonton further supports the arts

Congratulations to Peter von Tiesenhausen and David Cantine, whose works have been installed at the new Simons at Londonderry Mall.

Aug 25, 2017
Tim Okamura Lives His New York Dream

When Tim Okamura was a student at the Alberta College of Art and Design, he dreamed about living in New York.

May 20, 2017
ADAC celebrates its 50 years with a nation-wide Gallery Hop

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the Art Dealers Association of Canada is planning a nation-wide Gallery Hop on Saturday, May 13, 2017.

May 2, 2017
Muted, Spare Images of the Prairies

If you grew up on the Prairies, Linda Lindemann’s landscapes may evoke a nostalgic ache.

Dec 4, 2016
Steve Driscoll, Oct. 14 to Nov. 1 at the Peter Robertson Gallery in Edmonton

Toronto artist Steve Driscoll presents a suite of paintings about celestial phenomena in "And a Dark Wind Blows," an immersive installation that features an artificial lake and boardwalk.

Sep 4, 2016
Exposure Photography Festival 2016

Who is showing what in 2016!! The Exposure Photography Festival was established in 2004 to encourage the participation in, examination of, and appreciation for the medium of photography.

Jan 18, 2016
Julian Forrest

Looking at Julian Forrest’s work is like flipping through a collection of short stories. His paintings feel like magic realism, surreal tableaux frozen in ambiguous time and opaque settings. It’s easy to yearn for a unifying narrative.

Sep 7, 2015
CLAY ELLIS: "in the we manner," Peter Robertson Gallery, Edmonton, Sept. 11 to Sept. 30, 2014

While Clay Ellis often titles his sculptural paintings after personal encounters with the ranchland of his youth in Medicine Hat, AB, a central irony is that they actually look nothing like nature. Oddly, his art reminds one of art itself.

Oct 12, 2014
GORDON HARPER

Gordon Harper’s oil paintings evoke scalding summer days of desultory wandering through aging neighbourhoods that seem nearly devoid of life.
Photo Credit: Gallery Jones.

GREG HARDY

When Greg Hardy talks about expressing his emotional reaction to the land through the materiality of paint and canvas, he’s not referring to mere sentiment.

Aug 28, 2013
DAVID T. ALEXANDER

Peter Robertson recommends looking for an artist with a proven track record. He often proposes David Alexander from his stable of artists for this very reason.

Apr 30, 2012
PHIL DARRAH, "Representation," May 8 to 27, 2008, Peter Robertson Gallery, Edmonton

Following the death of his mother and a move south of Edmonton to an acreage at Mulhurst Bay, and in the midst of making preparations for a working-trip to Greece, Darrah sat back and took stock of his role as an abstract painter.

Apr 30, 2008
GIUSEPPE ALBI, February, 2007, Peter Robertson Gallery, Edmonton

“This is 30 years of painting experience coming into play in these works,” says Albi, an Italian-born artist who’s lived in Canada since 1951.

Dec 31, 2006
DAVID CANTINE, Oct 23-Nov 9, Vanderleelie Gallery, Edmonton

In modernist art history’s search for the liberation of colour, beginning with Cézanne, David Cantine’s four coloured discs represent a triumph.

Aug 31, 2004

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