Art Blog

Explore Motherhood Unbound: A Mother’s Day Show, a new solo exhibition featuring Toronto artist Rachael Grad’s powerful motherhood‑inspired series Mommy Mayhem and Motherhood Hit Me Like a Train. These contemporary paintings explore the chaos, movement, identity shifts, and emotional depth of modern motherhood through expressive colour, layered compositions, and innovative materials. This collection highlights the beauty and intensity of family life, offering a fresh perspective on motherhood in contemporary art.

Discover how vibrant contemporary art can brighten the winter season through my large‑scale painting After the Plague Party in Technicolour. This expressive artwork bursts with bold hues and dynamic brushwork, offering a visual antidote to the grey chill of winter. The piece celebrates rebirth after difficult times—inviting viewers to find warmth and creative energy in colour itself. Explore how contemporary art transforms cold months into a season of inspiration. From rich pigments to sweeping gestures, After the Plague Party in Technicolour embodies the power of colour therapy and emotional expression.