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In honour of our 20th year, Nicholas Metivier Gallery is excited to launch a limited release of works by three of Canada's preeminent artists.
100% of the funds raised through the sale of these works will be donated to the Black Artists’ Networks In Dialogue (BAND) Gallery, the Midland Cultural Centre Gallery of Indigenous Art, and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Canadian art institutions that have impressive plans for growth and can benefit from our support in these uncertain economic times.We would like to thank Edward Burtynsky, John Hartman and Ned Pratt for their generous donations as well as our collectors.
Thank you for your support and helping us celebrate 20 years! -
Edward Burtynsky
Tailings Pond #1, Wesselton Diamond Mine, Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa, 2018pigment inkjet print on Kodak Professional Photo Paper30 x 40 in.Edition of 15$ 10,000.00 -
Tailings Pond #1 was originally released as part of African Studies, Edward Burtynsky’s latest project - a five year exploration of the continent and its massive geological transformation due to industrial expansion.This image sold out immediately upon release. As part of our 20th Anniversary initiative, the gallery and Edward Burtynsky are releasing a special edition of this seminal work in a charity scale print.
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"I have travelled up and down the rocky Eastern shoreline of Georgian Bay all my life. It is my home landscape. These paintings, made to celebrate the Metivier Gallery 20th Anniversary, are the places where I have stopped and stayed, sometimes for years, and come to know the landscape intimately."- JOHN HARTMANThese new watercolours by John Hartman depict Georgian Bay, a cornerstone of Canadian landscape painting and a place near and dear to the artist, who has returned to the iconic landscape continuously throughout his career.
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Ned Pratt
Bay L'Argent, 2021pigment inkjet print on Kodak Professional Photo Paper
20 x 30 in.
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Bay L’Argent is a sold out work from Ned Pratt’s photographic exploration of the Burin Peninsula in Newfoundland, originally featured in his 2021 exhibition Burin to Fogo Island.This image sold out immediately upon release. As part of our 20th Anniversary initiative, the gallery and Ned Pratt are releasing a special edition of this seminal work in a charity scale print.
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Please note that all prices quoted are for unframed works.For more information or to purchase a work, please call the gallery at (416) 205-9000, or email [email protected].
