Beaver Hall Gallery

OCADU 3rd YEAR SCULPTURE/INSTALLATION EXHIBITIONS
OCAD University's Sculpture/Installation Program— in collaboration with Beaver Hall Gallery— is pleased to announce the second of two 3 Year Sculpture/Installation Exhibitions taking place from April 8 – 17th, 2026. These exhibitions in professional Toronto galleries have been made possible by the generous support of the Nora Vaughan Bequest to the Sculpture/Installation Program.

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Gallery Hours:
Wednesday, April 8th – Friday, April 17th, 2026
Wednesday – Saturday, 12 – 5 pm
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 9th

Featuring work by artists:
Athena Graves
Clara Adams
Evan Sagman
Gabbi Greco
Mupeng Zhang
Rae Sigrist
Riley Midroni
Ruby Davies
Sadie Wasylko

A Song About A Book
A group show of multi media artists
November 20th - 25th, Noon - 5pm
Opening reception Friday November 21, 5pm - 10pm

Featuring artworks by:
Corinne Carlson
Jacques Oule
Craig Boyko
Scotch Camera
Benjamin Oakley
Henry Mark

Annual Show and Sale
Pottery by Renata Podlog
Stoneware – Porcelain – Raku

Wood by Meish Podlog
Hand crafted unique bowls and other products

Guest Artist Behrang Doosti

Gallery Hours:
Wed. Nov. 5 11AM – 8PM
Thurs. Nov. 6 11AM – 8PM
Fri. Nov. 7 11AM – 8PM
Sat. Nov. 8 11AM – 6PM
Sun. Nov.9 12PM – 4PM

RENATA PODLOG
Pottery is a lifelong passion for Renata, having spent more than three decades teaching, exploring and experimenting in porcelain and stoneware. Renata is continuously developing an ever-expanding repertoire of styles and designs, culminating in an unprecedented collection of works. She has also conducted pottery restoration in the Middle East, with a focus on Middle Bronze Era (5,000 years) pottery.
https://renatapodlogpottery.com/wp/

MEISH PODLOG
A long-time worker of wood, Meish shifted from cabinetry to lathe work – working in both vertical and horizonal dimensions. Using domestic woods gathered from backyards and from the bush, Meish tries to maximize the visual impact of the grain, colour and structure unique to each piece of wood – much like a sculptor searching for hidden form in each stone.
He also served as lead negotiator of land claims for both Indigenous peoples and for the Government of Ontario over three decades.

BEHRANG DOOSTI
Behrang Doosti is a Toronto-based fine artist who moved to Canada from Iran. He is inspired by the ancient ruins encountered on travels in Iran and Turkey. He loves to paint outdoors in Toronto's green spaces and captures the mood on the scene. When not painting outside, he works on still life arrangements of objects that he has a personal connection with. His works at the Beaver Hall Gallery will feature small oils on canvas.