From the Vault

- The Niagara Collection

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A rare selection of historical works drawn from private holdings in the Niagara region. Each piece carries a story—its provenance, artistry, and journey through time—offering both cultural significance and investment potential. This exclusive presentation celebrates the enduring value of art that has stood the test of history, opening the vault to reveal treasures seldom seen on the market.

Allan Lorne Hecker

​Spatial Rhythms

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​Niagara-based artist Allan Lorne Hecker (A.L. Hecker) presents his latest solo show, a striking exploration of form, color, and spatial balance through geometric abstraction. Known for his bold compositions and meticulous attention to shape and symmetry, Allan transforms the gallery space into a dynamic landscape of intersecting lines, layered patterns, and vivid hues.

Chromatic Path

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​A contemplative journey through monochromatic and neutral artwork, revealing the quiet power of restraint. By stripping away vivid color, the exhibition highlights subtle shifts in tone, texture, and form, inviting viewers to find depth in simplicity. Each piece offers a meditative exploration of perception,
where minimalism becomes a source of rich expression.

Fragmented Harmony

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Fragmented Harmony is a vibrant celebration of color, energy, and diversity in form. Featuring bold, dynamic works, the exhibition explores how disjointed elements—shapes, hues, and styles—come together to create unexpected unity. Each piece embraces contrast and complexity, reflecting a world
where beauty emerges from difference. Fragmented Harmony invites viewers to see cohesion in chaos and joy in visual dissonance.

Square Foot Show 2025

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Bringing together a diverse group of artists from across Canada, each contributing a unique voice within the shared constraint of a 12" x 12" canvas. From bold abstracts to delicate realism, the exhibition showcases a wide range of styles, techniques, and perspectives—all unified by size. This compact format encourages creativity within limits, offering viewers a vibrant mosaic of Canadian artistry, one square foot at a time.