50 Gladstone Avenue Toronto, Canada 416.535.6957 indexg.com Gallery hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 1-6 pm INDEXG exhibition e-vite and news are distributed by ARTPOST INDEXG ArtistStores Updates BORN IN THE HEART OF A FLOWER, new wood-cut at Irina Schestakowich's Paper Shop More INDEXG ArtistStores Fiona's Cheez Shoppe Chris Doyle Shop GOOD Edition Jewellery from BlackIris Design The Toronto's ART BROWNIE Shop art news / e-vite distribution by ARTPOST. You've recieved this because you are a subscriber of TORONTO ARTPOST, or have subscribed to INDEXG gallery event alert. : @absolutearts.com To please include the above address and write to: unsubartpost@gmail.com To subscribe ARTPOST (free): World edition www.mondayartpost.com Canadian edition www.torontoartpost.com		Opening Reception - Saturday, 26 January, 2013 - 3-6 pm I AM: Cow Drawings by Magorzata Wolak Dault (main gallery) I have always loved cows and felt that they belonged only to the fields of farms and meadows. Their gentle passiveness is part of the pastoral landscape. Under the open sky, within the changing seasons, cows look almost meditative, unaltered, as if they were living boulders, always there. Given their presence for centuries in the realms of art, they have become living icons of our creative consciousnesses. In our technologically-oriented culture, where the life and death of farm animals has become all-pervasive and fiercely mechanized, these gentle animals deserve more celebration than ever before. The phrase "I Am" on my Cow Drawings underscores my repeated acknowledgement of the dignity and moving presence of these noble beings. (artist statement) Exhibition runs through 24 February Gary Michael Dault: A Survey (front gallery) This exhibition has been organized to celebrate the launch of Gary Michael Dault's The Little Shop Around the Corner Painting Print Notebook Poetry Small work In Memory of our close friend Leung Ping-kwan (1949-2013), INDEXG Showcase is displaying a number of his books and a poem he wrote for this building in 2006 "50 Gladstone Avenue". From his roots in poetry and translation to his novels, essays and criticism, there isn’t much Leung Ping-kwan hasn’t penned. One of Hong Kong’s most well-known writers, the 63-year-old’s list of published works is pages long. One constant? His quest to understand Hong Kong, from its street culture to its search for identity. He talks to Hana R. Alberts a few weeks before the 15th anniversary of the handover. (HK Magazine) http://hk.asia-city.com/city-living/article/leung-ping-kwan More writes about Leung Ping-kwan: http://hk.asia-city.com/city-living/news/leung-ping-kwan-passes-away-age-63 http://rendezvous.blogs.nytimes.com /2013/01/08/the-death-of-a-poet-who-defined-hong-kong