Artists with their work program. Peterborogh (Festival Ontario) - Jul 9 - 27 Aug, 1977 together with a group of artists.
Artists with their work program. Stratford - Apr 9, 1976, together with Vera Frenkel, Robert Arn and Linda Zwicker.
Artists with their program. Peterborough - Jul 9 - Aug 27, 1977, together with Andrew Aarons, David Bierk, Dan Breakspear, Richard Buff, Kathleen Bierk, Dorothy Caldwell, Wayne Cardinelli, Frances Dorsey, Dave Gordon, Denis Ireland, Bob Kavanagh, Erik Loder, Jeanne McRight, Ken Nicholls, Jean Nind, Terry Pfliger, Cynthia Savage, Bill Rowland, Sin Ja Son, Dennis Tourbin, Harold Town, Bill Woods.
Originator: Newport Harbour Art Museum.
Gertrude Eleanor Spurr Cutts (1858-1941) was a British Canadian artist and paintings restorer. Born in Scarborough, England, Gertrude Spurr attended the Scarborough School of Art, and the Lambeth School of Art, London. She immigrated to Toronto in 1890 and continued to paint, joining the Toronto Art Students’ League in 1896. In 1909 she married fellow artist William Malcolm Cutts (1857-1943) and travelled with him to St. Ives (Cornwall), England, where they stayed for three years. They then lived in Toronto from 1912 to 1915 before settling finally in Port Perry, Ont., where she died at the age of 83. Gertrude Spurr Cutts is believed to have worked as a restorer in the 1920s and 1930s.
Nellie Olive Curnoe (née Porter, 1909-1999) was the mother of Canadian artist Greg Curnoe (1936-1992). She married Gordon Charles Curnoe (1909-1985) in 193- and had three children: Greg, Glen (b. 1939) and Lynda (b. 1943). For biographical information on Greg Curnoe, see the finding aid to the Greg Curnoe fonds at this library, or Judith Rodger’s chronology in the 2001 Art Gallery of Ontario catalogue Greg Curnoe: Life & Stuff.