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Mixed reactions. This is garbage, Weird, Absolutly dreadful, and That's lovely have been some of the responses to Greg Curnoe's massive touring art ex(...)
Mixed reactions. This is garbage, Weird, Absolutly dreadful, and That's lovely have been some of the responses to Greg Curnoe's massive touring art ex(...)

Mixed reactions. This is garbage, Weird, Absolutly dreadful, and That's lovely have been some of the responses to Greg Curnoe's massive touring art ex(...)

Date3/18/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mixed reactions. This is garbage, Weird, Absolutly dreadful, and That's lovely have been some of the responses to Greg Curnoe's massive touring art exhibition which is now on view at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Earliest drawings derive from the time he was 12 years old in Londonm Ont. His eclectic interests and irreverent humor are reflected in the work above showing golfers.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041563F
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
Ken Danby Artist. I've always felt more comfortable doing my own thing. And I've recognized that that's been against the status quo or the establishme(...)
Ken Danby Artist. I've always felt more comfortable doing my own thing. And I've recognized that that's been against the status quo or the establishme(...)
10/20/1989
Newest chuckle at Queen's Park, Part of a huge three-piece sculpture by Toronto artist Peter Bowyer draws an I don't believe it! reaction from a young(...)
Newest chuckle at Queen's Park, Part of a huge three-piece sculpture by Toronto artist Peter Bowyer draws an I don't believe it! reaction from a young(...)
3/18/1986
Mixed reactions
Mixed reactions
5/9/1984
A leading figure among the 11 artists represented in the National Gallery's exhibition The Heart of London in Greg Cournoe, who sees London as a city (...)
A leading figure among the 11 artists represented in the National Gallery's exhibition The Heart of London in Greg Cournoe, who sees London as a city (...)
9/20/1968
Toronto painter Louis de Niverville sits in front of recent paintings, on the left, Ex Cathedra 2, a collage showing a whimsical cardinal in front of (...)
Toronto painter Louis de Niverville sits in front of recent paintings, on the left, Ex Cathedra 2, a collage showing a whimsical cardinal in front of (...)
3/7/1985
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
7/11/1983
Alex Colville. There's a special showing of Colville's work at the Art Gallery of Ontario tomorrow and Sunday
Alex Colville. There's a special showing of Colville's work at the Art Gallery of Ontario tomorrow and Sunday
7/11/1983
Performance artist Margaret Dragu and partner Jim Munro have left their B
Performance artist Margaret Dragu and partner Jim Munro have left their B
10/11/1992
Decorative plates: A variety of antique plates, plus some he painted himself, are dramatically displayed in the den of artist and champion figure skater Toller Cranston
Decorative plates: A variety of antique plates, plus some he painted himself, are dramatically displayed in the den of artist and champion figure skater Toller Cranston
6/22/1987
He's just 15, but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show
He's just 15, but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show
1/13/1972
Businessmen like their Art simple
Businessmen like their Art simple
6/8/1971