Harold Klunder Dutch - Canadian, b. 1943

Harold Klunder canadian art painting contemporary clint roenisch toronto galleries museum

canadian art painting gallery toronto contemporary drawing indigenous

Ahmoo Angeconeb
Arnaqu Ashevak
Dorian FitzGerald
Harold Klunder
John Massey
Paolo Monti
Carl Ray
Winsom Winsom
clint roenisch
gallery
toronto
contemporary art
painting
inuit
cree
woodland
collage

painting harold klunder marian dale scott niall mcclelland cdn art toronto gallery clint roenisch margaux smith chris cran

group show painting sculpture objects sarah cale harold klunder evan penny margaux smith gelin buteau kwame akoto

Clint Roenisch Gallery is pleased to reopen with a group show of new and recent contemporary art set amongst older Inuit and Yup’ik artifacts and Coast Salish masks. It is hoped that in pairing this diverse material a kind of kinship might emerge between the works, across their various media, date stamps, intent and place of origin, to suggest a larger truth or connection between all things. The Thawing Of The Great Bear proposes a dialogue around transformation and flux, the mutability of myth across geographies, the maw of time and of geological forces, of the regenerative power of nature, of the passing down of wisdom and ways of being (or the broken links which prevent it) and of our tenuous place in the cosmos, particularly as unseen viruses again ravage us from within, just as they have done before.

Harold Klunder David Liss Martin Bennett Chris Cran Seth Scriver Jack Burman Chris Bennett Douglas Walker and others This was the first show.