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WllrrYFI-PlmffsWEDNEMDAYI ANARY 16, 1991, PAGE il rTHE BEAT MNT1NfGS 13Y GARFMIEDFERUON' Anexthibition of 20. arntings bà rea artist, Garfield Fe=n yg> n 1.0at the Robrt MUüghii Galiery, Oshawa. Ferguson bas alwayo 'béen attentive to symbols, orchestra- ting precise înterplays of paint to extend the references of abstract paintinge. Hie wo c be irregularly séhaped and gestýrra1y, painted; sometimes they seem te be poured acrosé thé canvas. MWht Ferun is. attempting, like hiabtrctexpressionist eiders, is -te flnd bis own signatory motif while developing abstract images and shapes. Hi. work gives an imapression of flight and speaks with a s prightly eloqunce.The exhibition wl ncue20;ne:paninga and val be accompaned by a galeÎy catalogue. Ferguson had academic~ training at thé. Robert McLaughlin Gallery with teachers such as Jim Paget, and learned the.ciscipline ofdrin and character of lime. In 19375, while studying i.n the C@Ip.e At, bstcton oemei into perspective for him. Baëk in. Oshawa, he began to me'. the gallerys colecton of woek byý abstract artistsePainters Eleen as bis - mullibrur tesad pontiiig, its color, mpeu. mmd Fergusan hms exhbited conisanlyin group and iso exMu1fMes mince 1981. His woek in. included in thi le/ cole oRetodp"â" The exhibition se by èaaloue àithan b An exhibition of 20 -,recent drawings and' paintiingi"> by- regional artiat Janet Read began Jan. 14 at, the Robert ýMcLaugh- lii>Gallery in Oshawa. Te.public is invitéd to attend the opening receptionJan.ý 17,.7 p.m. Thé artist will be presen t. An area ,'artist,. Read ,is. a graduate of the fine arts program at ,York .University. -.Hem' work cone otof a .,strong ,.and imagina ;tive. and poètic respoônse- te landscape,, given: and dreamed environmerts. Not just physical. surroundinge, 1ut the mnatrix of culture ýand geography. influences Read. Lake Ontario with its changing light, mood and meaning ha5 Den a significant experience for the artist as it draws ber deeper into the language of color and forin as nietaphysical équivalents as in thé work of Rothko and Kiée. *History 120: West European history (Tues/Thur) * .Psychology l01: Intro to psychology <MonlWed) *Sociology 100: Intro to social analysis (Tues/Thurs>. Brochures are available.at librariçs throughout the region. For information ............. lin àGalleé1ry, ýOshawa. ITnfhe exibi- tion wiil continue until March 31. Painters Eleven eisted as a. group for onay seven yearsfrom 1952 to 1960, but the experimentation of the artiosab~y the group provided a iaboratory for later avaýnt-garde trends. The acqisition c f works ~rJic Bush, Oscar Cahén, Hotnse Gordon, Tom Hodgson, Alexkandra Luke,,Jock Mac%-o-&ald, Ryme,% Kauo Nakamura, Wlliam' home. Bth. of a »Mres Ronald L. 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