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Highlights documenting the painter’s 60 year career
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... the embodiment of the human spirit ... Only you have caught the essence of that spirit. Some of the earlier works I have never seen before. They are lovely Bert. Karl Jung once said we have within each one of us,each human being on earth, what he called a racial memory. Your paintings capture this for me, haunting, beautifully eerie and joyous too. They are both past, present and future oriented unifying these temporal forces. This is the embodiment of the human spirit. This book is a testimony, a celebration of a single man’s vision and mankind’s undaunting spirit to learn and share that knowledge with others. You have been a mentor and friend. Bless you Bert and thank-you ... the pictures and words make so much sense to me! - John McGregor, artist
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The Art of Bert Weir, pages xii & xiii |
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The Art of Bert Weir, pages 78 & 79 |
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| The Art of Bert Weir, pages 82 & 83 |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Lisa Daniels is Canadian, born in 1959. She earned an MA(Art History) with a diploma in Curatorial Studies in Visual Culture from York University and a BFA from NSCAD University. Daniels received her formal arts administration training at the Banff Centre School of Management and has extensive experience in the administration of non-profit arts organizations in both Alberta and Ontario. She has been involved in a range of independent and private curatorial projects as well as contemporary corporate art collections. Daniels is currently the
Curator/Director of Gallery
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