Painting by Blue Jays Ace Dylan Cease to Be Exhibited at Art Gallery of Ontario
- Starting Tuesday, The Art Gallery will exhibit Dylan Cease's painting 'Eve of Toronto ' in Walker Court, the gallery's central atrium.
- Beyond his prowess on the mound, Cease paints during his free time, including a custom piece completed for Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider earlier this season.
- The 30-year-old right-hander has become an American League Young Award contender, maintaining a 2.42 earned-run average with 201 strikeouts this season.
- Proceeds from a limited-edition collection featuring the artwork support the AGO's charitable mission, with sales launching Tuesday alongside Cease's seven-year, US$210 million Toronto contract.
- The exhibition highlights Cease's dual life as a professional athlete and artist, showcasing how the Toronto Blue Jays pitcher balances creative pursuits with an elite baseball career.
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Blue Jays ace Cease has artwork, retail collection launched at Art Gallery of Ontario
TORONTO - Dylan Cease was a theatre kid, not an art kid, in high school. But the Toronto Blue Jays star pitcher's artistic output has landed him in the Art Gallery of Ontario.
From strikeouts to canvases: Blue Jays pitcher Dylan Cease dropping 'painted lover letter to Toronto' at the AGO with a meet-and-greet
Cease’s original artwork will be featured in a limited edition retail collection that drops on Aug. 25 at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Blue Jays’ pitcher Dylan Cease is dropping an original painting collab with the AGO — Here's how you can meet him
The collaboration includes a limited-edition retail collection that fans can purchase in store and online.
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