HAROLD TOWN "SURPRISED BUTLER" DRAWING, 1957Harold Town (1924 1990) remains one of the best known and most intriguing artists from the "Painters Eleven" group. Town's reputation was established in the late 1950s with a series of unique prints ("Single Autographic Prints") that included collage elements. In 1956, he represented Canada at the Venice Biennale with these works. Over the course of the following decades, the artist continued to reinvent his aesthetic, regularly changing medium and

"Day of the Dragon"

McGinley presented Animals

"Stone Reclining Figure II"

"Nine Color Reduction Print"

and Hard-Edge Abstraction

This conceptual parody served as a conduit to explore some of General Idea's interests in gender

In works such as "Nice To See You" she blurs the responsibilities of mirror

"Dryland Farming #25

known as the "Neighbours" series

Anatsui draws meaningful connections between consumption

free‑wheeling snapshots into bodies of work that fuse landscape

Curnoe led the London Regionalism movement alongside fellow artists such as Jack Chambers