Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Will Gorlitz
Will Gorlitz's celestial forms are a recurring thematic interest for the artist. Neither conventional "landscape" or direct representation, Gorlitz's moons personally engage us in a unique visual experience.
Harold Klunder
Harold Klunder is well known for his richly textured, complex abstract canvases that are built up slowly over time. Often figurative in nature, he explores his surrounding world through lush colours and organic shapes, while representational forms emerge and dissolve in his layered and complex abstraction.
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Ron Martin
One of Ron Martin's most disciplined series of paintings were his "World Paintings" from 1970-1971. Divided into 1 inch squares, three vertical N shaped brushstrokes followed by three horizontal followed a numerical system set by Martin based on specific colour choices. The 360-degree rotation of both the stroke and the colour completed Martin's "world" view.
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Wanda Koop
Wanda Koop's "Green Zone" series of paintings began in 2003 at the beginning of the Iraq War. Absorbed by watching the conflict on television, Koop made copious drawings as a way to stop the incessant flow of images. The thin lines and wide bars imposed on the figures in the series reference the TV network newscasts, the breaking up of the digital signal and reinforce the sensation of seeing everything through a technological device.
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