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Arts & Entertainment Guide › Art
Barbara Klunder
- First Canadian Place Gallery
- 100 King Street West • View on map »
- 416-862-6180
A favourite for
decades on the local scene (she was the one who gave the legendary BamBoo Club its distinctive look), Barbara Klunder is getting her first-ever retrospective exhibition. The range of her work is notable—she has made puppets, purses and sundry sculptural objects—but she is foremost an illustrator. Her style is unmistakable: infused with whimsy, figures are finished with dramatic points, seeming in perpetual motion. It follows that among Klunder’s most well-known professional commissions are the dozens of posters she has made over the years for the Toronto Jazz Festival. Artwork $1,200–$15,000.—David Balzer
- When:
- Nov. 3/08 - Jan. 9/09
Free Event
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