Burton Kramer

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  MoogMusic 5D2B $11,500
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  Capriccio #2 $12,000
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  Fanfare #7 $9,800
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  Summer Song #3 $5,400
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  Radiant #4 $4,800
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  Hexagons 1 of 15 $1,000
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  TTH 11 $2,400
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  Long Live Sarastro 2 $5,800
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  Summer Sun 3 $4,600
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  Pink Hearts 37/70 $1,600
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  Epiphany 6 $2,800
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  Vivace 11 $2,800
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  Vivace 12 $2,800
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  Capriccio $3,800
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  TTH 10.3 $2,400
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  TTH 4E $2,400
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  Moog Music 5D2A $11,200
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  Contradance 1 $6,800
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  TR4 $6,800
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  Radiant $6,400
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  Chorale 4 $5,800
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  Bouree 2A1B1 $6,500
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  Oasis 7 $5,800
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  Crescendo 1 $7,200
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  Cantata 4 $7,200
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  Fugue #2 $10,200
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  Garden Music $6,800
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  Oasis 4/4 $5,800
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  Moog Music 5CSQ2 $6,800
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  Summer Sun $1,900
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  Pentagrams 2 of 15 unframed $900
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  Hexagons 2 of 15 unframed $900
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  Blue Tube 2 of 15 unframed $900
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  Springsong $6,400
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  Silver Hearts 35/125 unframed $1,600
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  Fanfare 6 $3,800
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  Vivace 13 $3,800
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  TTH 6.3 Trio $6,400
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  Syncopation 2 $7,800
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  Rondo 1 $6,500
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  Moog Music 9 $7,600
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  Line Dance 6 $6,400
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  From On High $4,800
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  Facade 1 $6,400
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  Contradance 1.1 $4,200
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  Cirque 1 $6,800
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  Chorale 1 Triptych $10,200
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  All That Jazz 5.2 $6,800
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  All That Jazz 2 $5,800
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  All That Jazz No 04 $5,400
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  All That Jazz No 03 $5,400

Biography

Like 20th century European painter Wassily Kandinsky, renowned for his experiments with synesthesia of color and music, Burton Kramer (b. 1932, ON) explores the language of visual forms and sound. The artist trained at Yale University (MFA), The Institute of Design at the Illinois Institute of Technology (BSc), The Royal College of Art, London (Fulbright Scholar) and The State University of New York. Kramer is one of Canada's most influential graphic designers. He designed the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation logo in 1974. Kramer has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Arts Ontario, The Order of Ontario by the Province, an Honorary Doctorate from Ontario College of Art & Design and named Member of the Order of Canada. His work is in many private and public collections including the Royal Ontario Museum.

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Exhibitions