Gordon Leverton

SHARED VALUES

Name: SHARED VALUES
Brand: Gordon Leverton
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SHARED VALUES

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Dundas Valley School of Arts (DVSA) 54th Live Auction

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Title: SHARED VALUES

Year: December 2023

Size: 36hx36wx1.5d inches

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Description: Inspired from the James Street and Barton Street Community in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada).

It begins with the belief that our shared values are the principle foundation for how we move forward as a society, how we orient ourselves during prosperity or challenging times, how we are inspired, and how we govern ourselves as a society. There is a limit to how much can be achieved by acting alone, yet together, we can achieve a diverse and inclusive society where people from various backgrounds come together to share (common) values.

Please contact gordonleverton1@gmail.com or Dundas Valley School of Arts (DVSA) for viewing and/or pricing details.

DETAILS

100% Canadian made - Custom Canadian gallery made stretched canvas from Day + Night Woodworking (Toronto, Canada). Artwork is an original (no prints), initialed (on front), signed/dated (on reverse), sealed with an archival varnish for long-term protection, wired and ready to hang.

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COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER

Images, and artwork created by Gordon Leverton (artist) are not to be copied or collected without written permission from the artist. All images of artwork created by Gordon Leverton, sold or otherwise, are retained by the artist. Use of artwork created by Gordon Leverton requires written approval by the artist. All copyrights and reproduction rights are reserved by the artist.

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Photo credits: Jeff Tessier, Photography