BRUCE GARNER "Collection"
January 24 - February 28, 2010
Cube Gallery, 1285 Wellington West
January 24 - February 28, 2010
Cube Gallery, 1285 Wellington West
BRUCE GARNER "Collection" premiere show at the NEW CUBE GALLERY , 1285 Wellington St. W., Ottawa. 613-728 2111
Bruce Garner, one of Canada’s pre-eminent sculptors and a paragon of the Canadian art scene has created works held in collections around the world. His patrons include Nelson Mandela, Cirque du Soleil, the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, the City of Ottawa and the Museum of Modern Art: Belgrade.
His work is held in many other private and public collections around the world.
Select pieces from Bruce’s personal collection of other well-known artists will also be on display and for sale at this show. These include William Ronald (1926-1998 ) Founder of Canada's PAINTERS ELEVEN and Jean Paul Riopelle (1923-2002] Automatiste and signer of the Refus global manifesto.
“It is a tribute and an honour that Bruce’s work and private collection will be the premiere show at the new Cube,” says gallery owner and curator, Don Monet. “This event promises to be one of the highlights of the Ottawa art scene this year.”
Bruce Garner, one of Canada’s pre-eminent sculptors and a paragon of the Canadian art scene has created works held in collections around the world. His patrons include Nelson Mandela, Cirque du Soleil, the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, the City of Ottawa and the Museum of Modern Art: Belgrade.
His work is held in many other private and public collections around the world.
Select pieces from Bruce’s personal collection of other well-known artists will also be on display and for sale at this show. These include William Ronald (1926-1998 ) Founder of Canada's PAINTERS ELEVEN and Jean Paul Riopelle (1923-2002] Automatiste and signer of the Refus global manifesto.
“It is a tribute and an honour that Bruce’s work and private collection will be the premiere show at the new Cube,” says gallery owner and curator, Don Monet. “This event promises to be one of the highlights of the Ottawa art scene this year.”