Robert Kananaj Gallery

172 St Helens Avenue, Toronto ON, M6H 4A1 | 416 289-8855 | Tues-Sat 11AM-6PM

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  • “Renaissans des Refusés”

    return to past exhibitions “Renaissans des Refusés” “Renaissans des Refusés” unknown artists  Various media August 2023 – ongoing  PRESS RELEASE: For immediate release Renaissance des Refusés is about exposure to refusal as a leap of judgement, on behalf of anyone, regardless of context when it comes to the unique individual each of us is. Accessibility

    “Renaissans des Refusés”

  • RKG “Salon des Refuses”

    return to past exhibitions RKG "Salon des Refuses" Saturday, 30 July, 2022 Wednesday, 30 November, 2022 Salon des Refusés Over 1500 artists Various media 30 July, 2022 – ongoing More than a century ago, the original Salon des Refusés was created in protest against that epitome of status, the annual Paris Spring Salon of the

    RKG “Salon des Refuses”

  • Times of Reflection

    Over the past two years, the ongoing pandemic and now the war in Ukraine, encouraged us at RKG to reconsider much that had been taken for granted.  After ten years’ continuous work, the forced closure of public spaces starting in 2020 became an invitation to Robert Kananaj the artist to step into his own practice of sculpture and installations with two consecutive exhibitions, “Local Light”,  and the current “Times of Reflection”.  The artist who opened the gallery in service of other artists in the community and abroad, now himself becomes part of the gallery’s journey.

    Times of Reflection

The gallery is open Wed to Sat, 12 to 5 PM or by appontment, and to visits on line, feel free to get in touch here and at artsy.net/robert-kananaj-gallery.

The Robert Kananaj Gallery was established in 2011 to promote and exhibit Canadian and international contemporary art. The gallery’s scope includes installation and photo-based work, as well as a strong commitment to painting and sculpture.

A gallery for artists working with flexible ideas and arenas. A space where the work-in-progress may be displayed, and new ideas may be collected. The artists work intimately within their own worlds, they explore territory unique to them. Here is where many worlds meet: explorers of the secular and spiritual world.

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