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b. 1961 -

orrie Groening is an artist with a passion for manipulating images, mixing media, and skewing meanings. A master printmaker of longstanding, she delights in concocting highly detailed still lifes through a creative process that melds traditional techniques like drawing, painting, etching, lithography, and monotype with photography and digital technology. In so doing, she brings fresh vigor to a classic genre, while musing on the artist’s studio in all its contemporary possibility.

Groening was born in Port Alberni on Vancouver Island in 1961, and later moved with her family to the city of New Westminster on mainland British Columbia. From an early age she displayed a strong artistic streak. When just 17, she enrolled in a fine arts program at Alberta’s Banff Centre and attended lectures by such Canadian art-world luminaries as Takao Tanabe and John Will. She went on to major in printmaking at the Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design, and while there studied lithography with Bob Evermon, an alumnus of the famed Tamarind Institute.

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  • SANDRA ALTWERGER, MAGNOLIA, lithograph, sheet 41 ins x 29 ins; 104.1 cms x 73.7 cms
    Mar. 05, 2015

    SANDRA ALTWERGER, MAGNOLIA, lithograph, sheet 41 ins x 29 ins; 104.1 cms x 73.7 cms

    Est: -

    [Addendum: After the sale of this item, we received information that states this lot was wrongly attributed to the artist. This lot should have been attributed to Torrie Groening.] SANDRA ALTWERGER MAGNOLIA lithograph signed, titled and numbered 6/14 sheet 41 ins x 29 ins; 104.1 cms x 73.7 cms Provenance:Private Collection, Toronto Note:Edition of 14. Estimate: $500-700

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  • TORRIE GROENING, A SUDDEN FLUTTER, 2007, ultrachrome ink on rag paper mounted to aluminum, 42.25 ins x 63 ins; 107.3 cms x 160 cms
    Mar. 04, 2014

    TORRIE GROENING, A SUDDEN FLUTTER, 2007, ultrachrome ink on rag paper mounted to aluminum, 42.25 ins x 63 ins; 107.3 cms x 160 cms

    Est: $4,000 - $6,000

    TORRIE GROENINGA SUDDEN FLUTTER, 2007, ultrachrome ink on rag paper mounted to aluminum 42.25 ins x 63 ins; 107.3 cms x 160 cms Note: Born in Port Alberni, British Columbia, Torrie Groening attended the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design where she studied printmaking, graduating in 1983. Moving to Toronto in 1985, she worked at Open Studio and became Director of the Lithography section in 1986. At Open Studio, Groening worked alongside Don Holman, Harold Klunder, Janet Cardiff and Otis Tamasauskas. She would later return to Vancouver where she continued to teach at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design and the University of Victoria throughout the 1990s. After a decade living in San Francisco, Groening returned to Vancouver in 2009. Groening's current practice incorporates traditional printmaking and photography with digital technology. Layering altered photographs of drawings, prints, objects, and landscapes, Groening creates incongruous yet familiar trompe l'oeil images.

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  • TORRIE GROENING (CANADIAN, 1961- ) IN EXCESS;
    May. 17, 2012

    TORRIE GROENING (CANADIAN, 1961- ) IN EXCESS;

    Est: $100 - $150

    TORRIE GROENING (CANADIAN, 1961- ) IN EXCESS; COLOUR LITHOGRAPH 5/18; SIGNED, TITLED AND DATED '84 IN PENCIL (UNFRAMED - TAPED DOWN ON BRISTOL BOARD) 34" x 22.5" - 86.4 x 57.2 cm.

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