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Aloof and silent: Ed to Anche Son Architetto is overtly fascistic like many of Merz's works it can be haunting, even disturbing
Aloof and silent: Ed to Anche Son Architetto is overtly fascistic like many of Merz's works it can be haunting, even disturbing

Aloof and silent: Ed to Anche Son Architetto is overtly fascistic like many of Merz's works it can be haunting, even disturbing

Date6/1/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Aloof and silent: Ed to Anche Son Architetto is overtly fascistic like many of Merz's works it can be haunting; even disturbing.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104060F
Nobody can flood a room with color like Jack Bush, whose works are on exhibit in retrospective at the Gallery of Ontario until Oct. 12. He's been called Canada's most important painter
Nobody can flood a room with color like Jack Bush, whose works are on exhibit in retrospective at the Gallery of Ontario until Oct. 12. He's been called Canada's most important painter
9/13/1976
Noise is everywhere. Added to the many other sounds of the city, even the pleasant chimes of an ice cream truck can be felt to be disturbing to peace
Noise is everywhere. Added to the many other sounds of the city, even the pleasant chimes of an ice cream truck can be felt to be disturbing to peace
6/28/1966
Agincourt Artist Don Chase works on one of his many sculptures in the basement at his home
Agincourt Artist Don Chase works on one of his many sculptures in the basement at his home
9/6/1977
Artist Cara Goldberg Marks, her 9-month-old son Dov with her works at Koffler Gallery
Artist Cara Goldberg Marks, her 9-month-old son Dov with her works at Koffler Gallery
4/5/1979
New works: The exhibit at the Drabinsky Gallery will feature mostly new works by Colville which are becoming more domestic in focus
New works: The exhibit at the Drabinsky Gallery will feature mostly new works by Colville which are becoming more domestic in focus
10/21/1991
Final polish is applied by sculptor Anne Harris to her latest work, an alabaster abstract called Victoria, as she works in backyard of Downsview home.(...)
Final polish is applied by sculptor Anne Harris to her latest work, an alabaster abstract called Victoria, as she works in backyard of Downsview home.(...)
6/14/1978
Sculptor E. B. Cox works in his studio, using an air hammer to create a new work. This method, instead of traditional hammer and chisel increases production
Sculptor E. B. Cox works in his studio, using an air hammer to create a new work. This method, instead of traditional hammer and chisel increases production
12/24/1974
In stride. Susan Kelly takes her one-artist show of tapestries in stride, spoofing the work behind her. Works by the 33-year-old Scarborough-born weav(...)
In stride. Susan Kelly takes her one-artist show of tapestries in stride, spoofing the work behind her. Works by the 33-year-old Scarborough-born weav(...)
1/14/1981
Jack Bush: The late Toronto artist, one of Canada's best-known, is represented by two works
Jack Bush: The late Toronto artist, one of Canada's best-known, is represented by two works
11/5/1968
standing in front of two of his works, Ken Danby, 27, has an 1830 stone mill in his immediate [Incomplete]
standing in front of two of his works, Ken Danby, 27, has an 1830 stone mill in his immediate [Incomplete]
12/8/1967
Icy sculptor blasts landlord, Sculptor Don Bonham bundles up as he works on fibreglass sculpture for a show opening Feb
Icy sculptor blasts landlord, Sculptor Don Bonham bundles up as he works on fibreglass sculpture for a show opening Feb
1/18/1984
Prize winner: Betty Goodwin, right, receives one of Harold Town's works, and a cheque for $25,000, from Town's daughters Shelley, left and Heather
Prize winner: Betty Goodwin, right, receives one of Harold Town's works, and a cheque for $25,000, from Town's daughters Shelley, left and Heather
11/10/1988