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Artists In Canada Interview David Burch, Abstract Expressionist
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This week on "Canadian Art Today," I delve into the captivating journey of David Burch, a remarkable figure whose life story reads like a canvas painted with the diverse colors of experience, struggle, and artistic evolution. Born in the quiet expanses of Alberta, Canada, Burch's initial foray into the art world was as a collector amidst the vibrant art scenes of Toronto and New York City. His artistic vision, however, truly began to take shape following an inspiring journey through the former Soviet Union in the 1990s, where the oil paintings of Robert Rafailovich Falk at the New Tretyakov Museum in Moscow left an indelible mark on his creative psyche. Further shaped by the abstract impressionist genius of Ronnie Landfield in New York, Burch's narrative weaves through the realms of art, personal struggle, and the relentless pursuit of beauty.
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