Gladstone Hotel's Tim Burton Group Show Tribute Exhibition Review
Like many, I tend to feel my regular daily routine is a little static after an amazing trip. I have been feeling a little
lack-lustre since I got back from South America over a month ago. And when I get like this, a Tim Burton movie marathon can be the only cure. The fantastical films are so amazing that they can add a little pep in my step after watching them. But instead of wasting away in front of the T.V. on Sunday, I braved the cold weather and made my way to The Gladstone Hotel to get my Tim Burton fix at the free
Tim Burton: A Group Show Tribute exhibition.
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| Edward & Kim by Marion Manzo |
And my world feels complete once again.
Displayed in the second floor gallery,
Tim Burton Tribute features works from 25 local female animators and illustrators including sketches, paintings, drawings, sculptures, and more. Several of Burton's biggest films were the inspiration for most of the art. Tammy Semen, who is the organizer and curator, has been running themed exhibitions
featuring Toronto animators for several years.
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| Untitled by Miranda Quesnel |
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| Jack Skellington by Greg Hughes |
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| L: The Hessian by Danielle Storey; R: Untitled by Maria Kahr |
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| Untitled by Natalie Brunka |
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| Digital Prints on Canvas by Laura Faber |
I thoroughly enjoyed this small exhibition, the artwork is amazing! I highly recommend a trip to the Gladstone soon -
Tim Burton: A Group Show Tribute only runs until April 14, 2016. Please visit
Gladstone Hotel for more information.
P.s!: And don't forget to check out the third and fourth floor galleries for other free exhibitions!
P.s,
Melanie!
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