Olga Korper Gallery , Stand n° AM137

Meaghan Hyckie Rises-5

Katherine Takpannie Ma Myriah 5
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About
Established in 1973, the Olga Korper Gallery is committed to the promotion and exhibition of Canadian and international contemporary art, both locally and internationally. Having long demonstrated a strong commitment to painting and sculpture, the gallery's scope has
developed to include installation and photo-based work. In 1973, the gallery opened as Gallery O on Markham Street in Toronto. A few years later, Olga moved into a second, larger space on Markham Street. In 1982, Olga started 80 Spadina Avenue with fellow dealers Lynne Wynick and David Tuck (Wynick/Tuck Gallery), occupying the fourth floor of the building, now well-established as a destination for gallery goers. With the new gallery space came the new gallery name: Olga Korper Gallery. In October 1989, the gallery opened at its current location of 17 Morrow Avenue.
developed to include installation and photo-based work. In 1973, the gallery opened as Gallery O on Markham Street in Toronto. A few years later, Olga moved into a second, larger space on Markham Street. In 1982, Olga started 80 Spadina Avenue with fellow dealers Lynne Wynick and David Tuck (Wynick/Tuck Gallery), occupying the fourth floor of the building, now well-established as a destination for gallery goers. With the new gallery space came the new gallery name: Olga Korper Gallery. In October 1989, the gallery opened at its current location of 17 Morrow Avenue.
Contact
Olga Korper Gallery
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w: http://www.olgakorpergallery.com
Founded: 1973
Olga Korper
Taiga Lipson
Shelli Cassidy-McIntosh
Sasha Korper
e: info@olgakorpergallery.com
w: http://www.olgakorpergallery.com
Founded: 1973
Olga Korper
Taiga Lipson
Shelli Cassidy-McIntosh
Sasha Korper