Katharine Harvey

Paintings by the artist will be presented by Nicholas Metivier Gallery in their booth at Art Toronto 2011.

A series of lightshows appear nightly on the 8-storey façade of 137 Yonge Street, south of Richmond Street in Toronto. Multi-coloured waterfall effects transform the 6,500 square foot Colour Kinetics LED display after dark. The artist uses digital DMX software to create vibrant illuminations cascading down the office building.

As part of Earth Week 2011, Brookfield Properties Ltd. has commissioned an installation for the lobby of the Bay Adelaide Centre in downtown Toronto. The 19-foot tall, 17-foot long site-specific sculpture is the artist’s largest indoor work to date. The sculpture can be viewed from April 18th to May 6th, 2011, at 333 Bay Street, open daily 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

With inspired eyes, artists reinterpret geography and show national parks in a new light by Amy Kenny — Canadian Geographic Magazine, April 2011 issue

The Artist has a solo exhibition at the Nicholas Metivier Gallery featuring new paintings plus an installation project. Exhibition runs from February 3 to 26, 2011

Cadillac Fairview Corp Limited has commissioned a 1,050 square foot waterfall sculpture for its Encounters with Art program at Fairview Mall, Toronto. Constructed from recycled plastic objects, Above and Below is suspended in the large skylit atrium above an existing water fountain. The sculpture will be on display from February 25 to May 25, 2010.

With the support of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche and the City of Toronto, Katharine Harvey’s Waterfall was on exhibit at Ontario House throughout the 17 days of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, February 12 to 28.

Two Nicholas Metivier Gallery artists, Katharine Harvey and Peter Hoffer, feature in Super 8: The Art of Making It which aired on CBC Television’s Arts Channel Bold.