JIM DINE “PINNOCHIO” SCREENPRINT, 2008Jim Dine (b. 1935) was one of the original artists that defined Pop Art in the 1960s and redirected American art away from abstraction by including depictions of objects and items from daily life. Like Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol, Dine embraces quintessential American images and icons. He uses recognizable forms as the basis for bold and colorful compositions that flirt with abstraction. Over the succeeding decades, Dine has become most well known

"Time" is composed of two of Eloul's signature rectangles that emerge from the ground at an angle and nearly touch

Pachter's work can be found in numerous public and corporate collections including the AGO

paintings of this scale from Pachter are exceedingly rare

the more difficult it is contain him within a single definition

Dzama's works are instantly recognizable for their bizarre subject yet friendly style

and numbered by Alexander Haas

and perhaps figurative

was a group of monoprints - which he called "Single Autographic Prints"

rust and turquoise

During this period he was still experimenting with mood

installations

“The Far Shore” is rooted in the deep emotions of Chicoutimi’s experience