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Art in progress

Art in progress

Date8/15/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Art in progress: Avant-garde artist Badanna Zack poses in the rear of a 1971 Volkswagen as fellow sculptor Irwin Karnick uses a blowtorch to turn the car into a work of art. Hunks of the former Bug will hang in the Art Gallery of Hamilton; starting Nov. 24.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104289F
Misha Frid, with a work in progress and, above, a finished bronze sculpture of a bubble-blowing woman, called Sheer Delight
Misha Frid, with a work in progress and, above, a finished bronze sculpture of a bubble-blowing woman, called Sheer Delight
11/9/1988
John McCracken is a Los Angeles sculptor whose exhibition at the Ontario Art Gallery presents a new aspect of minimal art, the art of simple shapes: M(...)
John McCracken is a Los Angeles sculptor whose exhibition at the Ontario Art Gallery presents a new aspect of minimal art, the art of simple shapes: M(...)
2/7/1969
Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary(...)
Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary(...)
2/22/1978
Eric Dymond, 30, is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and d(...)
Eric Dymond, 30, is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and d(...)
10/1/1981
Frank Gallo. Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1933. Exhibited in many major U.S. cities, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York
Frank Gallo. Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1933. Exhibited in many major U.S. cities, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York
7/7/1967
Fred S. Haines, Principal of the Ontario College of Art and Art Commissioner for the C.N.E., with one of the paintings at the C.N.E. show
Fred S. Haines, Principal of the Ontario College of Art and Art Commissioner for the C.N.E., with one of the paintings at the C.N.E. show
9/5/1936
It's art. Mary Muench puts the finishing touches to a painting she'll have on display at Arts Scarborough's show at Civic Centre Saturday and Sunday. (...)
It's art. Mary Muench puts the finishing touches to a painting she'll have on display at Arts Scarborough's show at Civic Centre Saturday and Sunday. (...)
6/19/1981
Keeping Canadian art alive. Paterson Ewen, 62, has an exhibition of gouged plywood paintings opening at the Art Gallery of Ontario that rank among the(...)
Keeping Canadian art alive. Paterson Ewen, 62, has an exhibition of gouged plywood paintings opening at the Art Gallery of Ontario that rank among the(...)
1/13/1988
Art dealer in court. Art gallery owner Dorothy Cameron and her lawyer, Meredith Fleming, leave city hall court yesterday after hearing of obscenity ch(...)
Art dealer in court. Art gallery owner Dorothy Cameron and her lawyer, Meredith Fleming, leave city hall court yesterday after hearing of obscenity ch(...)
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The arts: Ted Cheung, Toronto artist and teacher: The arts are an effective means to join the Chinese identity with the rest of Toronto
The arts: Ted Cheung, Toronto artist and teacher: The arts are an effective means to join the Chinese identity with the rest of Toronto
8/18/1983
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
9/11/1975
Showcasing native art. The Canadian Native Arts Foundation helps artists such as Mary Anne Barkhouse, right, bring their Indian culture to life
Showcasing native art. The Canadian Native Arts Foundation helps artists such as Mary Anne Barkhouse, right, bring their Indian culture to life
2/4/1991