Artist Information:
Rudy Sparkuhl
London,
Canada
Member Since: Sep 2001
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Artist Statement:
In my paintings I endeavour to
give a clear and unambiguous
translation of the physical
likeness of some existing
object or situation. Even
while I attempt to be
objective and non-judgemental,
I realize that the subjects
themselves are charged with
meaning. These subjects are
all an expression of an idea
about our relationship to the
world. They are the physical
manifestation of a belief in
change and progress; that the
world is there for us to use
and shape to suit our desires
and needs. From this follows
the realization that change
may also include obsolescence,
dislocation, and decay.
If one proper function of art
is to validate experience,
then in choosing certain
subjects as worthy of artistic
consideration,I am also, to a
degree, validating the ideas
that engendered them....
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Artist Exhibitions:
1978 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1980 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1982 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1983 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Toronto, Ontario
1984 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1985 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1987 Karney-Daniels Gallery,
Toronto, Ontario
1988 Atelier J.Lukacs,
Montreal, Quebec
1991 Gibson ...
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Artist Galleries:
Plus One Gallery
91 Pimlico Road
London SW1W 8PH
UK
http://www.plusonegallery.com/.
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
Public & Corporate Collections
Include
City of Toronto Archives,
Toronto, Ontario
Confederation Gallery,
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Gaz Metropolitain, Montreal,
Quebec
Irving Oil, Fredricton, New
Brunswick
Lavalin Inc., Montreal, Quebec
Microbix Biosystems, Toronto,
Ontario
Petroleum Investments,
Calgary, Alberta
Teleglobe Canada, Montreal,
Quebec
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Rudy Sparkuhl's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Rudy Sparkuhl's Portfolio. Browse Sparkuhl's body of work: In my paintings I endeavour to give a clear and unambiguous translation of the physical likeness of some existing object or situation. Even while I attempt to be objective and non-judgemental, I realize that the subjects themselves are charged with meaning. These subjects are all an expression of an idea about our relationship to the world. They are the physical manifestation of a belief in change and progress; that the world is there for us to use and shape to suit our desires and needs. From this follows the realization that change may also include obsolescence, dislocation, and decay.
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