Joseph Hartman Fish Camp #5, Georgian Bay, ON, 2018 From the series "Georgian Bay" Signed, titled, dated, and editioned, au mount verso Printed in 2019 Chromogenic print mounted to Stonehenge on Aluminum Composite Panel 27 x 34 inch (68.58 x 86.36 cm) image 34 x 41 inch (86.36 x 101.14 cm) mount Edition of 9
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Georgian Bay - Joseph Hartman
14/09/2019 - 26/10/2019
Stephen Bulger
1356 Dundas St West
M6J 1H6 Toronto
www.bulgergallery.com/
Stephen Bulger gallery presents Georgian bay by Joseph Hartman. Georgian Bay's North Eastern shoreline is a landscape that Hartman knows intimately. He spent his summers on the Bay since he was a child, and while at university worked with the Canadian Coast Guard patrolling a 150-kilometre section of the coastline that extends from Parry Sound to Killarney. This shoreline, which is only accessible by boat or floatplane, is sparsely populated with small communities. These communities are functioning remnants of Georgian Bay's commercial past; mainly fishing, shipping, and tourism.
14/09/2019 - 26/10/2019
Stephen Bulger
1356 Dundas St West
M6J 1H6 Toronto
www.bulgergallery.com/
Stephen Bulger gallery presents Georgian bay by Joseph Hartman. Georgian Bay's North Eastern shoreline is a landscape that Hartman knows intimately. He spent his summers on the Bay since he was a child, and while at university worked with the Canadian Coast Guard patrolling a 150-kilometre section of the coastline that extends from Parry Sound to Killarney. This shoreline, which is only accessible by boat or floatplane, is sparsely populated with small communities. These communities are functioning remnants of Georgian Bay's commercial past; mainly fishing, shipping, and tourism.