Michael Gibson Gallery

Harold Klunder “Melancholia II (Self Portrait)”

Harold Klunder's paintings from the 1980s are a visual feast. An immersive dialogue with the past and the present, his paintings are composite portraits of the artist and his desire to collect fragments of the past. Painted over years where he refines his vocabulary of forms and gestures, he builds the image, layer by layer, working between abstraction and figuration.

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Paterson Ewen “Moon” (1975)

Representations of natural phenomena, in particular weather patterns, rainstorms, clouds and moons were of great interest to Paterson Ewen. Moons are now one of the most powerful and closely related images for Ewen. Using the unique textures of the handmade paper, Ewen took this image further, adding to his fascinating body of work that transformed traditional notions of the landscape.

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Artists and Artwork

Curated Artworks

Caroline Mousseau

Caroline Mousseau

Caroline Mousseau is a Winnipeg based artist whose abstracts speak the language of painting. Built up using meticulously controlled brush strokes, her paintings embody an aesthetic slowness, a juxtaposition of shapes, tones and careful colours. Her new graphite and oil works on paper have a shifting quality both in shape as well as the reflective quality of the materials.

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Etienne Zack

Etienne Zack

Looking back over his 25 year career, Zack has returned to the neglected sites that preoccupied his early work: the overlooked gaps, the accidental margins, the unmeasured fragments that persist within our hyper-commercialized cities. Zack creates fictitious worlds that highlight contrasts between built and natural environments, complex knowledge systems and the evolution of time.

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Michael Smith

Michael Smith

Michael Smith's newest paintings are influenced by the sublimity of clouds. As a young student in England, Michael Smith lived by the sea, an experience that has captivated him for years. With these new paintings, Smith revisits what it is like to witness the interaction between the sky and the sea, the atmospheric shifts, the panoramic distance and the sensory shifts from the clouds above.

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Since 1984, Michael Gibson Gallery has specialized in the acquisition and sale of artwork created by artists of significant Canadian and International cultural importance. By providing our clients with unparalleled service and unique opportunities, we continue our tradition of excellence in the brokering of Canadian and International art.

  • Specializing in Post War Artists
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Established in 1984

Michael Gibson Gallery has earned a nation-wide reputation specializing in the buying and selling of contemporary Canadian art.  Housed in one of the finest exhibition spaces in Canada, the gallery offers superior service to its collectors.

Through our curated exhibitions, in-depth catalogues, and lively public events, we aim to promote the work of the best emerging and established regional and national artists in order to enrich the cultural life of our clientele. We also buy and sell works by key contemporary and historical artists and advise private and corporate collectors as well as artists’ estates.

MGG is located on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron.