Shayne Dark

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  Maelstrom Series No 1 $29,000
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  Maelstrom Series No 6 $21,000
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  Maelstrom Series No 5 $15,000
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  Maelstrom Series No 4 $15,000
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  Maelstrom Series No 3 $21,000
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  Maelstrom Series No 2 $29,000
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  Spires - Blue $22,000
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  Gridlock Series Purple $13,000
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  Full Tilt Red Series II $55,000
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  Windfall Series II No 9 $5,600
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  Windfall Series II No 8 $5,600
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  Windfall Series II No 7 $5,600
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  Windfall Series II No 1 $5,600
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  Entangled Rambling Blue $55,000
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  Gridlock Red $13,000
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  Tilted Orange $65,000
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  Tangled Column Red $150,000
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  Windfall Yellow $10,000
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  Windfall Red $10,000
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  Windfall Blue $10,000
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  Windfall Black $10,000
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  Bough Laden With Candy Apple Green $15,000
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  Storm Surge Tondo Cobalt $20,000
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  Storm Surge Red $6,000
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  Storm Surge Pearl $6,000
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  Storm Surge Orange $6,000
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  Storm Surge Tondo Red $20,000
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  Full Tilt Blue Maquette $7,000
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  Glacial Series Dropstone $7,500
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  Triad Blue $9,000
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  Reflecting Nature Series I $12,000
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  Reflections of Nature Series 2 $32,000
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  Reflections of Nature Series 3 $32,000
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  Round & Round Blue $9,000
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  Reflections of Nature Series 1 $32,000
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  Drawing in Space $30,000
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  Circular Motion $30,000
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  Erratic Colour Candy Red $15,000
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  Erratic Colour Candy Blue $12,000
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  Windfall Series No 03 $5,600
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  Windfall Series No 04 $5,600
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  Windfall Series No 07 $5,600
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  Windfall Series No 06 $5,600
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  Gridlock II $14,000

Biography

Poised between abstraction and representation, the artworks of Canadian artist Shayne Dark (b. 1952, Moose Jaw, SK) are often coated in eye-popping saturated pigments. His networks of steel branches or steel stones, indoor and outdoor iterations, are a contemplative intersection of the industrial and the organic.

In 2016, Dark exhibited at the Brooklyn Sculpture Center, where he was artist in residence. The same year, he was given a solo exhibition at the Albright Knox, NY. Dark has received six Ontario Arts Council grants and a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant. His work may be found in numerous private, corporate and public collections including Queen’s University, the Canadian Embassy in Prague, the City of Ottawa, the Federal Communications Commission, New York.

Exhibitions