Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Clark McDougall
In the 1950s Clark McDougall would visit Drayton, Ontario, a village north of London, where his good friend Brock Davis lived. The open road was a common compositional device used by Clark. From the purple outlined trees to the glowing sky, this painting perfectly captures the early Spring day.
Anne Meredith Barry
After visiting Newfoundland for the first time in 1971, Anne Meredith Barry fell in love with the power of the landscape. She purchased and restored St. Michael’s printshop, St. Michael’s NFLD in 1987 and remained there for the rest of her life. Her work, whether a painting, print or work on paper, always focused on the strength and beauty of the Newfoundland landscape.
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Greg Curnoe
Curnoe began a series of 12 x 9 in. self reflective self portraits in the early 1980s. Often portrayed in his cycling gear, the portraits, like this one are intensely coloured, painted in fresh "Curnoe" - like colours with a text-based ironic nod to his self-prescribed regionalism.
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Joyce Wieland
Joyce Wieland, known to work in various media, engaged herself in issues of nationalism, feminism and ecology. This small crest combines issues of the impact of pollution on the ecology of Canada and its relationship to our Canadian identity. This is an open variable edition of a sewn embroidered crest.
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