Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Walter Redinger
This rare 1968 fibreglass sculpture by Walter Redinger is from the collection of artist Tony Urquhart. Anthropomorphic in attitude, Redinger's sculptural forms are primal, highly personal, unrestrained and visceral. He was bold and adventurous, one of the pioneers of experimental fibreglass sculpture.
Anne Meredith Barry
After visiting Newfoundland for the first time in 1971, Anne Meredith Barry fell in love with the power of the landscape. 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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Dorothy Knowles
Dorothy Knowles was a master at capturing the atmosphere in a landscape. When weather permitted, and using her van as a portable studio, Knowles worked outside, producing finished paintings, sketches and photographs of the prairie skies, fields, lakes and forests surrounding her home.
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David Bolduc
Best known for his colourful abstract paintings that focused on linear images painted over a wide variety of textured coloured backgrounds, David Bolduc used vibrant, unmixed colour to draw his controlled lines. This fresh canvas from a prominent Toronto collection, is a gem from 1986, a period in which Bolduc was thinking of both Matisse and colour-field painting.
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