Feheley Fine Arts
65 George Street M5A 4L8 Toronto, ON, Canada

Our friends at First Arts are proud to present their Fall 2020 collection of Inuit & First Nations Art. This group of works has been gathered from important collections across North America and beyond. It includes masterpieces by artists such as Joe Talirunili, John Tiktak, Jessie Oonark, and more. While the auction will be held "live" and in real time on Tuesday, December 1st at 7:00 PM ET, in-person attendance will not be permitted. All those interested in bidding in this auction can do so remotely by telephone, absentee order, or online using HiBid or LiveAuctioneers.

NOW OPEN Feheley Fine Arts at @Art Toronto 2020 - both online and in person! Visit our virtual booth at www.arttoronto.com.... Visit our booth in person during regular gallery hours, Tuesday to Saturday, 11AM-6PM, until November 7.

We are thrilled to announce the AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario has chosen the monumental artwork "Curiosity" by Shuvinai Ashoona as one of their acquisitions during this year's Art Toronto preview.

Now Open: Qavavau Manumie - Layers June 6 June 27, 2020 Feheley Fine Arts is pleased to present an exhibition of forty works made by Kinngait artist Qavavau Manumie. This exhibition, with a fully illustrated online catalogue, thoughtfully reflects on the layered complexity that defines Manumie’s practice. Working as both a master printmaker and graphic artist, Manumie has addressed a number of themes throughout his three-decade-long career, such as: Inuit legends, Arctic wi...ldlife and community life, major global events, and environmental issues. Images available for viewing at www.feheleyfinearts.com

https://youtu.be/f-p1mh0ThRc How does a sketch become a sculpture? Find out as renowned artist and master carver Michael Massie talks us through his sculpture making process. Starting from a sketch, Massie describes the detailed process of grinding, inlaying, and polishing to create an extraordinary final work of art. Keep an eye out for this piece Looking Out Over the Big White Hill, coming to Feheley Fine Arts very soon.

Feheley Fine Arts is thrilled to present Phantasmagoria, an online solo-exhibition of fantastical sculpture by Kinngait artist, Pitseolak Qimirpik. From dragons, to demons, to fornicating couples and dancing critters galore, Qimirpik offers us an escape from our strange reality into that of various others. Through his unconventional subject matter and a creative juxtaposition of materials, we are transported to worlds of fantasy and quirkwhether it be stepping into a video game, an episode of Game of Thrones, or even a hallucinogenic dream Images available on our website on Thursday, April 2nd.

February 1 - 29, 2020. Bill Nasogaluak will be at the gallery on Saturday, February 22 at 2PM to talk about his current exhibition Shapeshifter. All are welcome!