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“If I can sell your tomatoes, I can sell my paintings.” — Hurtubise said this to his father, who owned a grocery store, with the same directness that runs through the work itself: sharp, practical, fearless.
Born in Montreal, Hurtubise became one of the key figures of Canadian abstraction. After receiving the Max Beckmann Scholarship, he spent time in New York in 1960, sharpening the scale, rhythm, and graphic force of his practice.
A Focus exhibition now on view at GLR60 Montreal brings together a collection of prints that distill Hurtubise’s visual language into its sharpest elements: saturated colour, bold black forms, rhythmic repetition, and graphic force.
📍 Montréal
GLR60 | 60 rue Saint-Paul O. -
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