Dumont
Dumontier (b.1974) is a Winnipeg-based artist whose work encompasses drawing, sculpture, painting, and collage. He is a founding member of The Royal Art Lodge (1997–2008), and has exhibited throughout Canada and internationally. His distinct, minimalist style often features visual puns and references from how-to manuals and vintage children's books. Beyond his individual practice, Dumontier has worked collaboratively with fellow Royal Art Lodge member Neil Farber with whom he has held weekly drawing sessions for over 15 years, and with Micah Lexier.
Micah Lexier (b.1960) is a Toronto-based conceptual artist and curator. His work embraces notions of identity and its representation through a variety of media including sculpture, photography, drawing, printmaking and installations. Lexier's work has been shown at institutions such as Printed Matter (2007), the National Gallery of Canada Library (2004), the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal (1998), and the Art Gallery of Ontario (1993).
Dumont
Dumontier (b.1974) is a Winnipeg-based artist whose work encompasses drawing, sculpture, painting, and collage. He is a founding member of The Royal Art Lodge (1997–2008), and has exhibited throughout Canada and internationally. His distinct, minimalist style often features visual puns and references from how-to manuals and vintage children's books. Beyond his individual practice, Dumontier has worked collaboratively with fellow Royal Art Lodge member Neil Farber with whom he has held weekly drawing sessions for over 15 years, and with Micah Lexier.
Micah Lexier (b.1960) is a Toronto-based conceptual artist and curator. His work embraces notions of identity and its representation through a variety of media including sculpture, photography, drawing, printmaking and installations. Lexier's work has been shown at institutions such as Printed Matter (2007), the National Gallery of Canada Library (2004), the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal (1998), and the Art Gallery of Ontario (1993).
