Brian Groombridge: New Models for Measurement

Featuring a selection of new acquisitions and loans from the artist's studio, this exhibition presents Brian Groombridge’s practice as both sculptor and printmaker. Inspired by historical facts, space, data, and measurements, the Toronto artist's work is characterized by an economy of means and a reductive style. His interest in graphic devices, time, and perception are evident in works such as Two Views of a Past (1992), in which Groombridge juxtaposes a print of Albrecht Dürer’s Renaissance Adam and Eve with the stark geometry of Mies van der Rohe’s Lake Shore Drive Apartments in Chicago.