KIM DORLAND "INFRARED" 2015 Dan Christensen Untitled Push 2001 Caviar20 bolstering the language of folk

bolstering the language of folk wisdom

Amy Sherald are indebted to Katz's dedication to figuration and portraiture

Robet Mapplethorpe mounted over fifty solo exhibitions during his lifetime

one of the works from this series was selected as the cover of Newton's 2005 book

creating an evocative reaction to the sensation and spectacle of jumping from a tall diving platform

KIM DORLAND "INFRARED" 2015 Dan Christensen Untitled Push 2001 Caviar20 bolstering the language of folkKim Dorland (b. 1974) is among the most accomplished and collected Canadian artists of his generation. He is celebrated for his inimitable painting style, with its thick impasto and hyper real palette. The artist is credited with reinvigorating the (Canadian) landscape genre by depicting dense woodlands and suburban parks, populated with spooky figures or brooding teenagers with a visceral and raw intensity. His evocative and distinctive outdoor