Frankenstein Art Gallery Opens in Niagara Falls, Ontario

· January 19, 2016

Willie Anicic has spent a lifetime as an artist, creating metal sculptures with his welding skills, now available at Frankenstein Gallery, Niagara Falls, ON.

The son of an artist, Anicic has upheld the family tradition of creativity.

He is the sole creator of statuette for the annual Toronto-based Female Eye Awards. Having managed a casting company in the Toronto film, television and commercial industry, Anicic is now focused on his latest venture, Frankenstein Gallery, presenting sculpture, “crafted with genuine European skill and a broad range of unique canvases,” Anicic says.

By appointment only. (289) 819-1396

Watch for upcoming summertime multimedia events.

21” sculpture, man: “Here I Am” $1200.00

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