K.M. GRAHAM "AZURE 3 AND ONE" PAINTING, 1979K. M. Graham (Kathleen Margaret Graham, 1932 2008) was a Canadian abstract artist known for her uplifting, dynamic and colourful interpretations of landscapes. Graham began painting later in life, around the age of 50, following the passing of her husband. Educated at Trinity College, University of Toronto, she was well travelled and active in the local art community. As a docent at the Art Gallery of Toronto, she became deeply influenced by Piet

The Give Me Tomorrow portfolio consists of thirteen prints and a text by Carter Ratcliff

it wasn't until the 60's when he established his signature 'flat' figurative style

Perhaps one of the bravest and memorable elements in her oeuvre is her willing to explore and depict sexuality in a manner that is not pandering to the male gaze

which served as a strong influence throughout his oeuvre

and elemental nature

She purchased her first Polaroid in 1978 and embraced it wholeheartedly going forward

Prince has worked in a variety of formats over the course of his career

this series evokes the palette and mood of Op Art

Through his mastery of light

who is regarded as one of the most original

Peter Schjeldahl

"Tangerine Blue Stretch"