"Abstracted or extrapolated, the serene, strange, and surreal worlds pictured in this exhibition share a mutual interest in nature. Proposing unity and wholeness, the artists’ works are informed by music, literature, and the ethos of twentieth century spirituality. They pull back and zoom in, offering diverse perspectives of the natural world that point to interconnectedness, layers, and perfect imperfections." – Hannah Keating
The artworks presented in To See A World were selected from the School of Art permanent collection, featuring works by Larry Kissick, Winston Leathers, David Milne, Tony Urquhart, and Alex Janvier.
Organized by Jamie Wright.
Essay by Hannah Keating, To See a World in a Grain of Sand [pdf]
Supported by Young Canada Works at Building Careers in Heritage
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Larry Kissick, Moontide, 1976, serigraph
Gift of William Lobchuk, Grand Western Canadian Screenshop
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