File 43 - Exhibit promotion.

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SCA102-GA256-9-43

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(1934-2022)

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Anthony Morse ("Tony") Urquhart, was born at Niagara Falls, Ont., on April 9, 1934. "He studied art at the Albright Art School and U[niversity] of Buffalo. In 1961 he joined a group of London, Ont. artists, including Greg Curnoe and Jack Chambers, who advocated a regional approach to art. Drawing from his own experiences, Urquhart works in a style that makes explicit reference to the underlying complexities and paradoxes he sees in the local landscape. In his boxed landscape sculptures of the 1960's he achieved a surreal juxtaposition of savage and primordial relationships with the actual and familiar. The constructions become at once a personal interior space and a universal collective landscape." [By Kathleen Laverty from Canadian Encyclopedia, 1985.]

Tony Urquhart passed away on January 26, 2022.

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File consists of exhibit catalogues and promotional materials from various group and solo shows of the works of Tony Urquhart. Includes catalogues for:

  • City of Kitchener Artist in Residence Program
  • Landscape from the Ground up group exhibit at Gallery Lambton and Thames Art Gallery
  • solo exhibit at Bau-Xi Gallery
  • solo exhibit "Souvenir" at Glendon Hall
  • Member's Show group exhibit at Gallery 96
  • Canadian Painters '62 group exhibit at The J.B. Speed Art Museum
  • solo exhibit "World's Apart" at Mackenzie Art Gallery
  • Artists from Ontario group exhibit at the Lieutenant Governor's Suite
  • solo exhibit at Wynick/Tuck Gallery
  • group exhibit "A Love for the Land" at Homer Watson House & Gallery
  • solo exhibit at Galerie d'art Jean-Claude-Bergeron
  • solo exhibit "Unfinished Business" at Moore Gallery
  • group exhibit at The Backroom Gallery
  • solo exhibit "Psychological Landscapes" at Thielsen Galleries
  • group exhibit "Collective Efforts: 50 Years of Intentionality" at McIntosh Gallery
  • group exhibit "Small & Mighty" at Michael Gibson Gallery
  • opening of work "Our House" at RIM Park
  • group exhibit at Rodman Hall Arts Centre
  • solo exhibit "Cells of Ourselves" at Grimsby Public Art Gallery
  • solo exhibit "Jungle Drawings" at Bau-Xi Gallery
  • opening of Stratford Gallery sculpture park
  • solo exhibit at The University of Lethbridge Art Collection
  • group exhibit "Homerun" at Museum London
  • solo exhibit at Thielsen Galleries.

Note that the exhibit handout from the show at Mackenzie Gallery can be folded to create an idea box.

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