File 43 - Exhibit promotion.

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Exhibit promotion.

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    SCA102-GA256-9-43

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    (1934-2022)

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    Anthony Morse ("Tony") Urquhart was a Canadian artist and a professor of fine arts at the University of Waterloo. Born in Niagara Falls, Ontario on April 9, 1934, he studied art at the Albright Art School and University of Buffalo, and attended the Yale summer school for fine arts. Urquhart moved to London, Ontario in 1960 where he served as the school's first-artist-in-residence, staying on to run the McIntsh Art Gallery and later teach. While in London he was involved with the founding of Canadian Artists' Representation. a non-profit organization Urquhart joined the University of Waterloo in 1972, where he was a founding member of the Department of Fine Arts and taught until his retirement in 1999. He was awarded the Order of Canada in 1995. Urquhart died January 26, 2022 at the age of 87.

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    File consists of exhibit catalogues and promotional materials from various group and solo shows of the works of Tony Urquhart. Includes catalogues for:

    • City of Kitchener Artist in Residence Program
    • Landscape from the Ground up group exhibit at Gallery Lambton and Thames Art Gallery
    • solo exhibit at Bau-Xi Gallery
    • solo exhibit "Souvenir" at Glendon Hall
    • Member's Show group exhibit at Gallery 96
    • Canadian Painters '62 group exhibit at The J.B. Speed Art Museum
    • solo exhibit "World's Apart" at Mackenzie Art Gallery
    • Artists from Ontario group exhibit at the Lieutenant Governor's Suite
    • solo exhibit at Wynick/Tuck Gallery
    • group exhibit "A Love for the Land" at Homer Watson House & Gallery
    • solo exhibit at Galerie d'art Jean-Claude-Bergeron
    • solo exhibit "Unfinished Business" at Moore Gallery
    • group exhibit at The Backroom Gallery
    • solo exhibit "Psychological Landscapes" at Thielsen Galleries
    • group exhibit "Collective Efforts: 50 Years of Intentionality" at McIntosh Gallery
    • group exhibit "Small & Mighty" at Michael Gibson Gallery
    • opening of work "Our House" at RIM Park
    • group exhibit at Rodman Hall Arts Centre
    • solo exhibit "Cells of Ourselves" at Grimsby Public Art Gallery
    • solo exhibit "Jungle Drawings" at Bau-Xi Gallery
    • opening of Stratford Gallery sculpture park
    • solo exhibit at The University of Lethbridge Art Collection
    • group exhibit "Homerun" at Museum London
    • solo exhibit at Thielsen Galleries.

    Note that the exhibit handout from the show at Mackenzie Gallery can be folded to create an idea box.

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