60th Anniversary of Painters Eleven -- Ontario's mid-century abstract collective

P11 period Harold Town paintings alongside his renowned and internationally exhibited single autographic prints.

A collection of works that substantiate Town's innovation and international reach as an artist.
Timed to coincide with the first exhibition of Painters Eleven in October of 1953 (see below), the exhibition will also include
important books on Painters Eleven, photographs and studio ephemera. Works by fellow
members of the historic collective will also be available.

Excerpt from Joan Murray's Confessions of a Curator: Adventures in Canadian Art (1996)

"Everett Roseborough's publicity photograph taken to advertise 'Abstracts at Home', the show at Simpson's department store in October 1953, which brought together the painters who founded Painters Eleven (1953 - 1960). (from left to right): Tom Hodgson, Alexandra Luke, Oscar Cahén, Ray Mead, Kazuo Nakamura, Jack Bush, William Ronald." (pg. 151)