Michael Snow Figurative Prints

Michael Snow (1929-2023) was one of the most remarkable multi-disciplinary Canadian artists. He is renowned for a diverse body of work that ranges from experimental films and jazz recordings to sculptures and large-scale public art. No matter the medium, Snow’s unparalleled ability to alternate between populist and avant-garde art remains unrivalled. Snow's contribution to public art over the course of his career is impressive, although arguably under-recognized. With major permanent sculptures throughout Toronto, Snow transforms some of the city's most iconic landmarks (such as the Eaton Centre) with his lighthearted and playful sensibility. In the 1980s, Snow was commissioned by the SkyDome (now Rogers Centre) to create "The Audience" on the exterior of the stadium. The monumental sculpture (in two parts) features a total of fifteen animated spectators, each with their own distinct look and energy, coming together to capture the essence of the spectators at a sporting event. The sculpture itself was unveiled in 1989 when the SkyDome was opened. This work, a paper pulp cast relief...