KIM DORLAND "INFRARED" 2015Kim Dorland (b. 1974) is among the most accomplished and collected Canadian artists of his generation. He is celebrated for his inimitable painting style, with its thick impasto and hyper real palette. The artist is credited with reinvigorating the (Canadian) landscape genre by depicting dense woodlands and suburban parks, populated with spooky figures or brooding teenagers with a visceral and raw intensity. His evocative and distinctive outdoor

This is a fine example of a Pavillion fragment

The result was an elegant portfolio featuring 10 images that capture the grandeur of the historic performing arts venue in Toronto

Lochhead received numerous awards and honors over his nearly sixty-year career

Stifled by their tumultuous relationship

almost giant idealized man

Birds are a recurring reference for the artist who reimagined their dynamism and spontaneity through smooth

often annotating these works with handwritten notes to guide edits and refinements

Like the best of Nevelson's work the sculpture alludes to tribal art and utopian or post-apocalyptic architecture

This particular work (#32) is dedicated to the French art critic Pierre Volboudt

Kentridge’s proximity to the dissolution of apartheid gave him a unique social sensitivity

This rare image stands out as a remarkable and impressive departure from one of Toronto's most accomplished artists working in one of the city's most beloved venues

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (Spain)