Drew Burnham presents, "Alive and Talking" at Bau-Xi Gallery

Step into the vibrant world of Canadian landscape painting this summer at Bau-Xi Gallery on Dufferin Street, where celebrated artist Drew Burnham presents his latest solo exhibition, *Alive and Talking*.

Known for his stylized realist depictions of British Columbia’s rugged coastal terrain, Burnham goes beyond mere representation. His canvases capture the breathing essence of forests, shorelines, and rivers, utilizing bold outlines, luminous layers, and a rich palette to make landscapes appear as though they are pulsing with inner life. Trained under legendary Canadian artists Don Jarvis and Toni Onley, Burnham brings decades of technical mastery and an intuitive approach to his work.

What to Expect Running from July 9 through August 3, 2026, the exhibition features a stunning collection of canvases that invite viewers to reflect on the deep, resonant connections between humanity and the natural world. Whether you are an avid collector or simply looking to spend an afternoon immersed in thoughtful Canadian art, this free exhibition is well worth a visit.

Located at 1384 Dufferin St., the gallery sits in a vibrant pocket of the city. Before or after your visit, grab a coffee at a nearby Corso Italia café or explore the evolving arts spaces peppered throughout the West End.