Robert Davidson
Date de publication : 2004
Éditeur : Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia
Nombre de pages : 64
Résumé du livre
"The Abstract Edge brings together thirty works by Robert Davidson with five 19th century Northwest Coast artifacts. Many of the contemporary works belong to Davidson and have been created specifically for this exhibition; some are on loan from public and private collections. The contemporary works include several paintings on canvas, paper, and stretched deerskin drums; carved and painted red-cedar panels; epoxy-coated aluminum sculptures; and sketchbooks. The historical objects (including painted bentwood dishes and a painted canoe paddle) are drawn from the Museum and other collections. MOA Curator of Art Karen Duffek curated the exhibition and wrote the catalogue, to which Robert Houle also contributed an essay."--Provided by publisher