Evelyn Aimis Fine Art

02/07/2026

Interesting, however sad, about an almost AGO purchase …

Since news broke last month that Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) decided against acquiring a new work by Nan Goldin, the fallout has been fierce. The decision, prompted by trustee Judy Schulich, who reportedly branded the Jewish American photographer “antisemitic,” has led to calls for her resignation. It’s also renewed scrutiny of how wealthy donors influence museum governance.

An open letter demanding more transparency and curatorial independence at the AGO—and calling for Schulich to step down—has to date collected more than 500 signatures, including Goldin herself. Organized by Jewish groups such as Jews Say No To Genocide, Independent Jewish Voices Toronto, and United Jewish Peoples Order Canada, the letter frames Schulich’s intervention as part of a worrying pattern of donor influence over curatorial decisions.

Read more: https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/open-letter-demanding-more-curatorial-independence-at-ago-after-non-acquisition-of-nan-godin-work-collects-500-signatures-1234772059/

02/07/2026

12/23/2025

Wishing you happy holidays!

07/23/2025

Summer Fun in Ontario, Canada
From vibrant art installations at the AGO—including Kusama’s infinity balls and a pivotal 1953–54 painting by Riopelle—to Henry Moore’s extensive collection, this season is full of discovery!
Explored the open-air sculpture garden in Prince Edward County, caught bold paintings, and wandered the City Hall Art Fair.
Finished it all with family at Muskoka Lake, from afternoon shimmer to sunset glow.

05/09/2025

This lady has lots to say .

04/28/2025

Then again if you are going out to possibly meet men .. then the first white top is sexier!

04/28/2025

I really prefer the second plainer off white top on you… the tone works well with your complexion..

04/28/2025

We are only interested in what you have to say!!
Thank you for your worldly advice!

03/28/2025

🎨✨ Join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Robert Rauschenberg’s birth with a series of 100th-anniversary exhibitions worldwide in 2025–2026! Explore his transformative legacy at:

📍 The Ringling Museum, Sarasota, FL – Rauschenberg: A Centennial Celebration (March 1, 2025)
📍 Museum Brandhorst, Munich – Five Friends (April 10 – Aug. 17, 2025)
📍 Museum of the City of New York (MCNY) – Robert Rauschenberg’s New York (Sept. 13, 2025)
📍 The Menil Collection, Houston, TX – Fabric Works of the 1970s (Sept. 19, 2025 – March 1, 2026)
📍 Museum Ludwig, Cologne – Five Friends (Oct. 3, 2025 – Jan. 11, 2026)
📍 Fundación Juan March, Madrid – The Use of Images (Oct. 3, 2025 – Jan. 18, 2026)
📍 M+, Hong Kong – Robert Rauschenberg and Asia (Nov. 2025 – April 2026)
📍 Kunsthalle Krems, Austria – Image and Gesture (March – Oct. 2026)

Experience Rauschenberg’s revolutionary fusion of painting, sculpture, and found objects, and discover his lasting impact on contemporary art. Don’t miss this 100th-anniversary celebration of creativity and innovation!

"Scheme", 1978 | Solvent transfer & fabric collage | 30 × 22 1/2 in
Signed and dated "RAUSCHENBERG 78" | Evelyn Aimis Fine Art

12/19/2024

Celebrating the season with love, laughter, and lots of art. 🖼️❄️
Evelyn Aimis

05/09/2024

🖤 We at Evelyn Aimis Fine Art are deeply saddened to announce the passing of the pioneering artist Frank Stella on May 4, 2024, at his home in Manhattan. A titan of the art world, Stella was 87.

🎨 Since the 1980s, EAFA has proudly displayed Stella's groundbreaking works in our galleries in Toronto and Boca Raton, and at leading international art fairs from New York to Paris. His journey with us began in the 1970s when Evelyn discovered his work at the Leo Castelli Gallery, becoming a devoted advocate of his art.

🖼️ Stella's innovative approach, from his iconic "black paintings" that heralded Minimalism to his dynamic Mixed Media Metal Reliefs and unique printmaking processes, revolutionized modern art and inspired a global audience of museums, curators, and collectors.

🌐 His career was marked by bold transformations, influencing countless artists and leaving a lasting legacy that will continue to inspire and provoke thought. Join us in celebrating his monumental life and contributions to the art world. Share your memories and experiences of Frank Stella’s art in the comments below.

Swipe ➡️ to see some of Stella's masterpieces and memorable exhibitions hosted by EAFA

1.- Evelyn Aimis and Frank Stella at the Fort Lauderdale Museum Exhibition, Nov 2023
2.-Invitation to Frank Stella Exhibitios, Evelyn Aimis Fine Art Gallery, 1992
3.- Fran Stella "Polish Village Series", circa 1970. Home of Evelyn Aimis, Boca Raton
4.-Frank Stella " Wake Island Rail", Home of Evelyn Aimis, Miami 2024