Michael den Hertog
April 2012: Gibson Fine Art, Calgary

Beginning this spring, Michael den Hertog will be represented in Calgary by
Gibson Fine Art, located in the Design District on 11th Ave SW.

To visit their website, click here.
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October 2011: Grace Gallery, Toronto

Beginning this fall, Michael den Hertog will be represented in Toronto by Grace Gallery, located in the Castlefield Design Centre.

To visit their website, click here.
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May 2010: Granville Fine Art, Vancouver

Beginning in May of 2010, Michael den Hertog will be represented by Granville Fine Art. This new Vancouver gallery was formed in 2010 by the merger of veteran Canadian dealers Linda Lando of Vancouver and
Ken MacDonald of Winnipeg.

To visit their website, click here.
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March 2010: The Avenue Gallery, Victoria

Beginning in March of 2010, Michael den Hertog will be represented by
the The Avenue Gallery. Established in 2004, the gallery is located in
the Oak Bay area of Victoria, BC.

To visit their website, click here.
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January 2009: Feature Magazine Article

Magazin'Art features an article on Michael den Hertog in their winter
edition (issue #82), published at the end of January, 2009. Magazin'Art
is a bilingual art magazine published quarterly in Montreal, Canada.
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February 2008: Michael den Hertog Gallery closes.

Since March of 2001, abstract painter Michael den Hertog operated
his own gallery in an open-studio environment on Granville Island in Vancouver. In 2003 he was joined by photographer Gillian Lindsay (to
visit her website, click here). Together they ran the gallery for another
five years.

Although they had enjoyed being part of that creative community and
had prospered for their efforts, they found the demands of running a
gallery was taking its toll on their creative energies. When the lease
came up for renewal, Michael and Gillian decided to step out of the role
of shop-keepers and return to making art full time in the privacy of their
home studios.

Michael continues to sell his work through the White Rock Gallery,
who has represented him since 2005. Gillian is represented by the
Buschlen Mowatt Gallery in Vancouver.
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May 2005: White Rock Gallery

Michael den Hertog is now represented by The White Rock Gallery. Founded in 1989, the gallery is located 45 minutes south of
Vancouver and about two hours north of Seattle.

To visit their website, click here.
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February 2003: Gillian Lindsay joins the Michael den Hertog Gallery.

Abstract photographer Gillian Lindsay will be exhibiting her work along
with her new partner Michael den Hertog's paintings at their renovated studio/gallery space on Granville Island.

To view Gillian's website, click here.
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April 2001: New Granville Island studio

Beginning in April, Michael will be working from his new studio/gallery space on Granville Island in Vancouver. Located at 1315 Railspur Alley behind the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, it is part of a newly renovated building that is home to more than a dozen different artists and artisans. Designed to be 'open' workspaces, these studios allow the public to interact with the artists in their creative environments.

For more information on Granville Island, click here.
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