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It's a way-out affair for Toronto Artists
It's a way-out affair for Toronto Artists

It's a way-out affair for Toronto Artists

Date6/12/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: It's a way-out affair for Toronto Artists. Young Lovers; the first effort of art work by Hungarian-born Frank Fisher; is a crowd-stopper at the 8th annual Toronto outdoor art exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square today. Czech artist Peter Huk pauses to admire the work in black welded scrap metal while right; three art fans admire a bronze bust of the late president John F. Kennedy by Rae Katz Platner. Mayor William Dennison Friday will officially open exhibition of 3;000 pieces of art from Canada and U.S.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103930F
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Artistic couple: Karl and Carole Beveridge, admired as minimal artists a few years ago, have become Marxist-Leninists and now see their former work as empty
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