From August 24 to September 24 the John B. Aird Gallery presents Environmental Music, bringing together the work of three Toronto artists: Laura Culic, Dan Ryan and Carol Westcott. The exhibition title is a deliberate allusion to their shared sensibilities. The individual expression each brings to the project is given greater power by the visual combination of their artistic voices. Each is a city dweller but each turns again and again to the natural world for inspiration and expression.

An opening reception for Environmental Music takes place on Thursday, September 9 from 6-8 pm. Gallery hours are Monday to Friday 10 am - 6 pm.

The John B. Aird Gallery is a not-for-profit charitable organization serving the art community and the public. The “Aird”, as it’s casually known, presents exhibitions and related activities that are open to the public and presented for the purposes of study, education and the enjoyment of art. The Gallery is located in the Macdonald Block, an office tower in the heart of Queen’s Park, the seat of the Government of Ontario.

The mandate of the John B. Aird Gallery is to create awareness and enjoyment of art works by contemporary professional artists. The Gallery is truly a special place providing a nurturing atmosphere for both artist and viewer.