The Rosedale Centre Art Gallery
On the main floor of The Rosedale Centre, you’ll find The Rosedale Centre Art Gallery, a bright and welcoming space curated by members of the church’s Art Committee. For many years, Rosedale has upheld a proud tradition of celebrating creativity by showcasing the work of both emerging and established local artists, offering a place where the community can gather, reflect, and be inspired.
The Rosedale Centre Art Gallery is more than just an exhibition space — it is a hub for culture and conversation. Rotating shows feature a wide variety of styles and mediums, from contemporary paintings and photography to sculpture and mixed media. Every visit brings something new, inviting you to discover fresh perspectives and connect with the creative spirit of Toronto’s artists.
All works are available for purchase directly through the artist, with a small commission donated back to the church to support our community programs and ongoing outreach.
The Rosedale Centre Art Gallery is open to the public:
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Monday–Friday, 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
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Sundays, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
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Or by appointment
If you are an artist interested in exhibiting your work, we would love to hear from you. Please contact our office at churchoffice@rosedaleunited.
Artist at Rosedale:
Marc Jordan
Artist Bio
To me, music and painting, both exist in my mind as rhythm, colour and shapes. When I write music, I see pictures and movies in my mind that I sculpt into into lyrics.
When I paint, I don’t listen to any external music. I hear melodies, chords and grooves in my head and they guide my hand on the canvas. It’s a little like a jazz solo that I’m trying to capture in colour and form. I use a variety of mixed media, the more multi dimensional the better. I use some acrylics, but also markers, pencils, glitter, spray paint, car paint , even house paint. I’m in search of a way to create a multi layered textural work of art, that lingers in the viewers mind and shape shifts to bring out their own narratives; much as my lyrics have one meaning for me, but are intended to create a new interpretation in each listeners mind.
Read more about Marc Jordan here.
