Raffi Anderian

Upcoming Exhibition

Dates

Open
Tuesday May 5 – Friday, July 31, 2026

Location

Town Office Gallery - 111 Sandiford Drive, Stouffville

Admission

Free

Raffi Anderian, High Park Blossoms, 2015. Oil on wood panel.

Overview

This exhibition features selections from the artist’s Raffi’s Toronto series, originally published as a feature by the Toronto Star. These highly accomplished plein air paintings document famous GTA landmarks, capturing a variety of seasons and times of day. Raffi’s original plein air sketches are shown alongside larger canvasses that the artist completed in his studio to further refine the compositions and explore their creative potential.

Raffi Anderian is a Richmond Hill based artist and illustrator, best known for his award-winning artwork for the Toronto Star Newspaper. Over 1200 of his illustrations are designated cultural property and in the permanent collection of the Library Archives Canada for their significant contribution to Canadian culture. Raffi is a graduate of Sheridan College in 1985, where he was top of his class. In 1988, at age 24, he was the youngest person to win the coveted National Newspaper Award for Editorial Cartooning.

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