HAROLD TOWN "UNTITLED (PARK)" OIL AND LUCITE ON CANVAS, c. 1973Harold Town (1924 1990) is renowned across Canada for his eclectic and dynamic body of work. In the 1950s, Town established his reputation with a series of abstract monotypes (called "Single Autographic Prints"). He would exhibit these works at the Venice Biennale to great fanfare in Europe and at home. By the 1960s, he was considered the most famous artist in Canada. As an artist he fearlessly experimented with different media and aesthetics consider

indigenous art portrayed nomadic ways of life

Receding and overlapping each other

and titled  by artist

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from today's vantage point

Warhol renders the shoes with a gentle whimsy

Iskowitz established an eponymous foundation that would give out an annual grant to a contemporary artist

These studio portraits were captured

installation and photography

Charles Pachter's iconic and celebrated series the Painter Flag was created in the early 1980s

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the series invited artists to respond to the year 1969