The Path of Most Resistance

Exhibition

The Path of Most Resistance showcases the works of four artists, delving into themes of abstract art and engaging with current discourses on painting.

Artists: Alexis Harding, Nestor Krüger, Elizabeth McIntosh, Daniel Raedeke

5 - 5 p.m.
5 - 5 p.m.
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Artists: Alexis Harding, Nestor Krüger, Elizabeth McIntosh, Daniel Raedeke

Curator: Charles Reeve

Exhibition Information/Summary: 

The Path of Most Resistance showcases the works of four artists, delving into themes of abstract art and engaging with current discourses on painting. The exhibition reflects on the historical context of modernism while examining its evolution and relevance in contemporary art.

Publication: Path of Most Resistance Brochure.pdf (ocadu.ca)

Public Program Events (list with description if needed):

  • Friday, June 26 
    • Panel discussion: the artists and curator discuss the exhibit The Path of Most Resistance. Free and open to the public. 6:30 p.m., OCAD Room 284 (100 McCaul Street, Level 2). 
  • Thursday evening walk-throughs: 
    • 20-30 minute discussions of the exhibition. Free and open to the public. Walkthroughs begin at 6:30 p.m. and take place in the Professional Gallery.  
    • July 9 
      • Charles Reeve. Curator of the OCAD Professional Gallery, Associate Professor in the Faculties of Liberal Studies and Art, and organizer of the exhibit The Path of Most Resistance. 
    • July 30 
      • Robert Linsley. An accomplished artist, respected writer and popular lecturer. Linsley has a long-standing fascination with the possibilities of the painted surface. He shows at Felix Ringel in Dusseldorf, Germany. 
    • August 27 
      • Colette Laliberté. Associate Professor in the Faculty of Art at OCAD. She exhibits regularly at Toronto’s Wynick/Tuck Gallery, and has shown her ambitious work throughout North America and Europe.
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