GRAHAM GILLMORE

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Through his visual use of language, Graham Gillmore shows us that communication can both connect and distance us at the same time.

Gillmore lived in New York for over 25 years and has positioned himself internationally. His reputation extends across Canada, the United States and in Europe with recent exhibitions held in Toronto, Vancouver, Mexico City, San Francisco, New York, Miami Beach, Madrid and Berlin. Earlier exhibitions include “Learn to Read” at the TATE Modern alongside John Baldessari and Carol Bove. His work is collected by the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Audain Art Museum, British Columbia; the Ghent Museum, Belgium; Gian Enzo Sperone, New York; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Toronto; RCA Records, New York; The Royal Bank of Canada; The Bank of Montreal; The Vancouver Art Gallery; and numerous other institutions and private collections worldwide. He has been featured in publications such as Canadian Art, Border Crossings, W Magazine, Art News, ArtForum, L.A. Weekly, C Magazine, and the New York Times Magazine.

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Graham Gillmore, Scarlet and Violet, 2021, oil and enamel on panel, 60 x 80 inches

Graham Gillmore, The End of Doctor Honour, 2023, oil on panel, 60” x 40”

Sorry (For RR), 2023, oil and enamel on panel, 30 x 36 inches

Graham Gillmore, Gem Spa, 66” x 48”, oil and enamel on panel, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Titania, 60” x 72”, oil and enamel on panel, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Teamo en Teoria, 30” x 22”, oil and enamel on panel

Graham Gillmore, St. Regis, 30” x 20” framed, ink on ledger paper, 2018

Graham Gillmore, Portnoy’s Compliment, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Her name was Steven, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021

Graham Gillmore, His name was Sara, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Broke Bridge, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Their names were Daryl, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021

Graham Gillmore, Whatever Angela wants, 44” x 30”, ink on arches paper, 2021