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Artistic A-G
Artistic A-G

Artistic A-G

Date12/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Artistic A-G: Roy McMurtry shows off one of his paintings that will be in a show of his work starting Wednesday at Edwards Books and Art on Queen St. W. Ontario's attorney-general paints as a way of relaxing and this will be his second one-man show. The first was at the United States consulate in Metro in 1978. The painting above is of Annecy, France.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067662F
Marion Andre, artistic director of Theatre Plus, has surrounded himself with an almost all-female support staff in key technical and artistic position(...)
Marion Andre, artistic director of Theatre Plus, has surrounded himself with an almost all-female support staff in key technical and artistic position(...)
5/31/1977
During his days at Stratford, when this photo was taken, Sir Tyrone Guthrie won world-wide acclaim as the first artistic director of Ontario's Stratfo(...)
During his days at Stratford, when this photo was taken, Sir Tyrone Guthrie won world-wide acclaim as the first artistic director of Ontario's Stratfo(...)
5/15/1971
Firing blanks: Daniel Buren's hollow and arrogant exercises -- in this case, his in And Out Of The Frame -- testify to the artistic bankruptcy of conceptualism
Firing blanks: Daniel Buren's hollow and arrogant exercises -- in this case, his in And Out Of The Frame -- testify to the artistic bankruptcy of conceptualism
8/30/1990
The Youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a 'Shavian' at all. 'I don't agree with his pol(...)
The Youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a 'Shavian' at all. 'I don't agree with his pol(...)
8/26/1967
The youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a Shavian at all
The youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a Shavian at all
8/23/1967
Artistic director Ernest J. Schwarz of Toronto's Studio Lab Theatre heads an enterprise that is, next to the St. Lawrence Centre, the largest permanen(...)
Artistic director Ernest J. Schwarz of Toronto's Studio Lab Theatre heads an enterprise that is, next to the St. Lawrence Centre, the largest permanen(...)
11/14/1970
Paxton Whitehead, Shaw Festival's artistic director, says its job is to show how funny Shaw is, to put on the less well-known plays. But he adds that it's also keeping the Victorian period alive
Paxton Whitehead, Shaw Festival's artistic director, says its job is to show how funny Shaw is, to put on the less well-known plays. But he adds that it's also keeping the Victorian period alive
4/27/1976
The youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a 'Shavian' at all. 'I don't agree with his pol(...)
The youngest artistic director of the world's only Shaw Festival, Paxton Whitehead, confesses he isn't a 'Shavian' at all. 'I don't agree with his pol(...)
8/26/1967
Paxton Whitehead, artistic director of the Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake, relaxes for a moment in the Shaw Theatre there. While Expo cut most s(...)
Paxton Whitehead, artistic director of the Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake, relaxes for a moment in the Shaw Theatre there. While Expo cut most s(...)
8/23/1967
Peter Ranzazzo, one of the three co-artistic directors of the Toronto Dance Theatre, performs a new work (with Claudia Moore) when the company appears(...)
Peter Ranzazzo, one of the three co-artistic directors of the Toronto Dance Theatre, performs a new work (with Claudia Moore) when the company appears(...)
12/1/1977
Right, Willoa Glassco with son William Glassco, Canadian Stage Company co-artistic director, and Judith Teller
Right, Willoa Glassco with son William Glassco, Canadian Stage Company co-artistic director, and Judith Teller
1/30/1989
Whitney Smith, artistic director of the Society for the Preservation of Wilderness Culture, scored a perfect 15 out of 15 on our quiz.
Whitney Smith, artistic director of the Society for the Preservation of Wilderness Culture, scored a perfect 15 out of 15 on our quiz.
4/19/1991