Traces of Abstraction: 1958-2020
Current exhibition
Overview
Young-Il Ahn
Vincent Barré
Yves Gaucher
Jean Albert McEwenGuido MolinariLouise NevelsonJules Olitski
Leopold Plotek
Larry Poons
Jean-Paul Riopelle
Gina Rorai
Dana Schutz
Françoise Sullivan
David Urban
Corkin Gallery is pleased to present ; these artworks have never been shown together. This is a rare opportunity to see historically significant works that explore the interconnectedness of artists around the globe and how they influenced each other. Even with Corkin’s expertise and connections, this exhibition took over two years to assemble. While there are works priced over six figures, this exhibition is an engaging and stimulating experience for any art lover in Toronto. Traces of Abstraction showcases some of the most important artists who shaped the development of the abstract art movement.
Works
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Yves Gaucher, Brun Rouge Ocre Jaune et Vert, 1974
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Jean Albert McEwen, Paysage Inachevé #16, 1989
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Guido Molinari, Quantificateur 3/94, 1994
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Larry Poons, Herch, 8IG-11, 1981
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David Urban, Untitled #18, 2010
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Gina Rorai, Cappa Violet, 2015
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Françoise Sullivan, No.4 from the Song Series, 2009
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Vincent Barré, Metopes suite II, a, 2019
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Vincent Barré, Metopes suite II, e, 2019
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Vincent Barré, Retrait 11, 2021
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Vincent Barré, Retrait 14, 2021
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Jules Olitski, Patutsky Jazz, 1963
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David Urban, Grenadier No. 3, 2004
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Jean-Paul Riopelle, Arche, 1958
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Leopold Plotek, Leporello in Disguise, 1979
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Larry Poons, The Day and the Problems, 2017
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Young-Il Ahn, Water A-6, 1996
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Dana Schutz, Untitled (fish out of water), 2001
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