Gordon Lebredt
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G111 Exhibitions
Art Rental Service
School of Art
University of Manitoba

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"white walls:black holes"


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"white walls:black holes"


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Gordon Lebredt

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ABOVE: Gordon Lebredt, Dot drawing.
Photo credit: Ernest Mayer. (Note: To navigate please click arrows or image.)

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Dot drawing
c. 1976
template
112.5 x 87.0 cm
Collection of the Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa
(76/7-0466)

The Dot drawing template was an early attempt by Lebredt to “depersonalize” the artmaking process and to turn the creative impulse over to a mechanical device. Beginning with Dot drawing, Lebredt sought to remove himself and any signs of personal, authorial creativity from his paintings and drawings.