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Impressive steel sculptures of John McKinnon are as good as anything in the city, says art critic Gary Michael Dault of the 23-year-old Ontario Colleg(...)
Impressive steel sculptures of John McKinnon are as good as anything in the city, says art critic Gary Michael Dault of the 23-year-old Ontario Colleg(...)

Impressive steel sculptures of John McKinnon are as good as anything in the city, says art critic Gary Michael Dault of the 23-year-old Ontario Colleg(...)

Date1/29/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Impressive steel sculptures of John McKinnon are as good as anything in the city; says art critic Gary Michael Dault of the 23-year-old Ontario College of Art student's exhibition in college's gallery. He has taken rods of cold rolled steel and come up with configurations resembling natural sticks and twigs.
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