Andrew Goss

781 Second Avenue West, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 4M2, Canada

EDUCATION:
• George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario. 1971-73. Diploma of Jewellery Arts.
• Hornsey College of Art, London, England. 1970-71. Jewellery.
• University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. 1968-69. 1962-65. Bachelor of Arts.

Since 1970, Andrew Goss' jewellery and metalwork has been shown in over 90 exhibitions, ranging from solo to invitational group shows. He has had solo shows at the Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery in Owen Sound, Prime Gallery in Toronto, Harbinger Gallery in Waterloo and Karsh-Masson Gallery in Ottawa. He has been in 10 two-person shows with Sandra Noble Goss. Invitational shows have included the Electrum Gallery in London, England (1988), Schwabisch Gmund in Germany (1988), Galerie Aurus in Paris, France (1995), Velvet Da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco (2005) and many in Toronto, Canada.

Member: Royal Canadian Academy (RCA), Society of North American Goldsmiths, Ontario Crafts Council, Metal Arts Guild.

GALLERIES INCLUDE:
• Art Gallery of Ontario shop, 317 Dundas Street West, Toronto
• David Kaye Gallery, 1092 Queen Street W., Toronto
• The Guild Shop,Ontario Crafts Council, 118 Cumberland Street, Toronto
• Metalworks, 352 King Street East, Kingston
• Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h, Montreal, Quebec
• LaFreniere & Pai, 13 Murray Street, Ottawa
• Harbinger Gallery, 22 Dupont Street East, Waterloo
• Tom Thomson Gallery, 1st Ave West, Owen Sound
• Circle Arts Gallery, Tobermory, ON (seasonal)
• MacLaren Art Centre, 37 Molcaster Street, Barrie, ON
• Village Studios, 24 Downie Street, Stratford, ON
• Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h, 137 Laurier Ouest, Montreal, QC
• Marten Arts Gallery, Bayfield, ON
• Inside Gallery, Winnipeg Art Galllery, Winnipeg, MB
• Vancover Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC
• Once in a Blue Moon, Martha's Vineyard, MA, USA (seasonal)
• Influx Gallery, 201 - 100 7th Ave SW, Calgary, AB
• Zilberschmuck Gallery, 1852 Queen St E, Toronto, ON

Andrew Goss has won many awards for his jewellery art, including several from the Ontario Arts Council, the Metal Arts Guild, the Ontario Crafts Council and the Canada Council. His sculptural work is in the collections of the Rolex Watch Company of Canada, UBS Bank (Canada) and the Department of External Affairs (Canadian Embassy, Berlin).

He has recently been working on a project called Art Concrete, and has developed a large web site around the theme. His book Concrete Handbook for Artists is also available there.

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2007