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The 1950s: Works on paper

Christine Boyanoski

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Curator Boyanoski identifies the period 1950-1963 as pivotal to Canadian art. Focusing on work from Toronto, she describes the artists' aspirations and work and how it was received by Canadian galleries and in exhibitions in New York and Europe. 23 artists featured. Bibl. 4 p.

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Curator Boyanoski identifies the period 1950-1963 as pivotal to Canadian art. Focusing on work from Toronto, she describes the artists' aspirations and work and how it was received by Canadian galleries and in exhibitions in New York and Europe. 23 artists featured. Bibl. 4 p.

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Curator Boyanoski identifies the period 1950-1963 as pivotal to Canadian art. Focusing on work from Toronto, she describes the artists' aspirations and work and how it was received by Canadian galleries and in exhibitions in New York and Europe. 23 artists featured. Bibl. 4 p.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Work (physics), Visual arts, Art, Art history, Period (music), Performance art, Aesthetics

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