Reliable Audrey Cooper envisioned a better London when she first arrived a decade ago. She relocated from Toronto in 2012 to be closer to her family. Alone, she chose to follow her dream of arts and culture. Audrey has been displaying artists’ work for four years. She saw a blank canvas in the downtown London Talbot Centre (Cooper). Like an architectural design challenge, it pulled her in. She says it “screamed its function” to her. This was the ideal spot to exhibit the city’s artists. The vision was coming to life! Audrey collaborated with volunteers, and Mary Lillyman became the Artistic Director. Over nine years, they have showcased many artists' work. Each exhibit was a commercial and creative success. It was all profit.
The gallery receives mass appreciation from visitors. It is a great place to visit to see new artists and their works. A reviewer expressed how much they enjoyed their visit and would go back if they had the chance. The gallery displays beautifully profound pieces that are ever-changing and can spark an intrigued customer to meet the artist who created the artwork—all reviews show that the visitors' experiences are unique and memorable because of the art. The individuals in charge take pride in how they curate the gallery and are commended by guests who have written their names in the reviews. People who love art are encouraged by others to visit the gallery. The gallery is perfect for art lovers downtown."
