Ric Evans is a fixture of Canadian art with a career in abstract painting that stretches back to the early seventies when the very relevance of painting as an art form was being called into question. Painters who pushed the bounds of the medium, such as Evans, solidified the place of painting in the modern world for a modern audience.
As art historian Roald Nasgaard explains, “Ric’s painting thrives on immersing its viewers in experiences of change, dislocation, and decentredness. Their world remains in flux, imagined orders emerging, dissolving, and reemerging.”
As art historian Roald Nasgaard explains, “Ric’s painting thrives on immersing its viewers in experiences of change, dislocation, and decentredness. Their world remains in flux, imagined orders emerging, dissolving, and reemerging.”
Address
Doris McCarthy Gallery
University of Toronto Scarborough
1265 Military Trail
Toronto, ON, M1C 1A4
University of Toronto Scarborough
1265 Military Trail
Toronto, ON, M1C 1A4
Located on the upper level of the Academic
Resource Centre at U of T Scarborough.
Accessibility
The gallery is wheelchair accessible. We provide large print versions of the floor plan and interpretive materials and/or large print labels.
General Contact
+1 416 287-7007
dmg.utsc@utoronto.ca
dmg.utsc@utoronto.ca