Aron Hill

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  Two Mothers $5,600
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  A Crowded Stage $5,600
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  3 Rocks with Melting Sun $4,000
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  Mountain Passage $6,800
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  Archway to an afterlife $3,200
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  Mule with transparent pack and rocks $6,000
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  Blood red sun with moon over 4 rocks $5,800
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  The Owl $3,100
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  A Vast Valley with Yellow $3,100
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  Black and Pink Without a Yellow Sun $6,500
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  The Other Gate $2,400
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  Leafy Window in the Morning $1,600
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  Garden Stage for a Play $2,000
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  Four Sides over Archway, Sinking, Sinking, Sinking $1,600
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  Bright Night Sky with Moon $1,600
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  A Split Shape Found Outside in the Shed $1,600
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  A Night Garden with Deep Rose Moon $2,000
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  A Crack in the Shape of a Tree $2,100
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  A Broken Garden Window $2,000
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  Warm Sunset Over Grass $2,000
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  Shaded Archway with Earth and Red $5,800
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  A Valley After The Faded Sun Has Set $8,800
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  12 Multicoloured Lines No.4 $1,750
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  12 Multicoloured Lines No.2 $1,750
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  Single Black Block $3,100
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  Large Blue and Lavender with Fading Sun $6,000
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  Hiding Sun with Black $4,000
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  Shape with Floral Cutout 4/20 $500
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  Scalloped Edge with One Line 4/20 $500
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  Suite of Eight Prints (Edition 9/20) $3,600
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  The Wrestler with Gold $4,000
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  Pink Against Yellow with Blue Line $4,000
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  Red and White Blocks $8,000
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  Split Green Shape With Long Yellow Line $3,100
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  Black Painting With White Cloud $3,100
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  Round Violet with 1 Line $1,800
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  Round Aqua Blue with 1 Line $1,800
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  Purple and Magenta 1 & 2 $1,750
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  Plus Cutout with Blue Line $2,400
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  Head With Blue Line No 3 $2,400
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  Head With Blue Line No 1 $2,400
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  A Group of 3 Rounds with various Black Shapes $3,600
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  Single Black Shape $1,200
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  Figure with Cross like Cutout $5,600
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  3 Red Blocks with 1 Black Shape $5,600
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  2 Black Chair like Shapes over Black $5,600
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  Cutout with White and Yellow $3,100

Biography

In their painting, Aron Hill (b. 1977, Calgary, AB) finds conceptual company in the late Modernist work of Jack Bush and William Perehudoff. Hill uses bright flat colors on prepared raw canvas to create enigmatic hard-edged shapes in playful narratives. They infuse the restrained space of the minimalist canvas with dynamic forms shifting easily out of abstraction to create designed landscapes and enigmatic still life paintings.

Hill obtained a BFA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the Alberta College of Art and Design and his MFA from Goldsmiths College, University of London in 2006. They have exhibited across Canada and in Dubai. Their work is held in private and corporate collections.

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