Douglas Bentham at Art Placement - May 10 to May 28, 2014

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Photo by Troy Mamer.

"Song for Picasso"

Douglas Bentham, "Song for Picasso," 2012, galvanized steel and iron, patinated brass, 61” x 36” x 20”.

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"Sound of the Trees"

Douglas Bentham, "Sound of the Trees," 2009, brass and bronze, 98” x 26” x 23”.

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Douglas Bentham has been creating abstract sculptures in steel, bronze, brass and wood for some 40 years. “The quality of sculpture which feeds me most is its concreteness, both as object and of process – its ability to live a compound existence, one in everyday reality and the other in the inner world of the imagination,” he says. Bentham’s last major solo show in Saskatoon was at the Mendel Art Gallery in 2005. Bentham, who earned an MFA at the University of Saskatchewan in 1989, has had some 50 solo shows across Canada.

May 10 to May 28 at Art Placement in Saskatoon.