At Art Toronto 2025, the quiet, understated works of Eli Horn reminded us that sometimes the smallest pieces can spark the biggest ideas.

In 1858, travel from London to Lake Maggiore became a thrilling adventure of trains, steamships, and Alpine passes.

Bold landscapes by the Group of Seven helped define Canadian art and continue to captivate collectors.

If machines can create stunning images, what makes human creativity truly unique?

Living with artworks rich in colour profoundly shapes how we feel, how we think, and even how we connect with others.

Anonymity has long captivated the art world, shaping careers and challenging how we experience art.

David Bolduc’s vibrant abstractions shaped Toronto’s art scene and Canadian modernism.

We share why we made art our livelihood, from the John Mann Gallery to building Armstrong Fine Art Consulting.

Burlington-based artist Alex Chorny fuses science and art through experimental techniques with magnetism and gravity.

Auction prices can misrepresent an artist’s true value, and supporting living artists at their proper market price helps protect both their careers and your collection.

A recent visit to Tony Calzetta’s Welland studio-home revealed not just an artist at work, but a living gallery filled with stories and history.

Explore Patricia Gagic’s global journey as an artist inspiring cultural connection and transformation.

This year marks the 100th birthday of Ronald Bloore, a visionary Canadian painter whose stark white abstractions and fearless intellect helped shape the course of modern art in Canada.

Woman in Blossoms may be modest in size (12 x 12 inches), but it contains multitudes. It is a painting that hums with inner life, revealing more with every return.

A tribute to Alex Cameron, one of Canada’s most important painters. Explore his life, artistic legacy, and impact on Canadian abstract landscape painting.

Living with original art is more than just a design choice—it’s a lifestyle rooted in intention, creativity, and personal meaning. Small-format works, featured in Niagara’s Square Foot Show, make it easy to bring authentic expression into your home.

Armstrong FAC partners with White Galleon Gallery to bring Niagara’s Square Foot Show 2025, a dynamic group exhibition uniting artists and art lovers through the shared joy of creativity.

With the recent closing of the beloved John Mann Gallery, White Galleon has partnered with Armstrong Fine Art Consulting—current stewards of the iconic Mann Collection—to give serious collectors exclusive access to works from this remarkable collection.

Armstrong Fine Art Consulting (FAC), we bring a passion for Canadian contemporary art to elevate your spaces and enrich your collection.