Flyer for the exhibition. In the top right corner of the flyer is a stamp. In printed black ink is written "Recent Works of David Haigh Eye Level Gallery 5785 West St. Halifax 18th July - 6 Aug. 1975 Gallery Hours: 4 7 p.m. Tues. & Fri. 11 - 5 p.m. Sat. * Opening Friday, July 18th 8.00 o'clock Please Come*" At the bottom of the image are two drawings, one of a sculpture featuring three wrench like shapes, as well as the handle for a paintbrush, and the words "Armor. Glass XXX for ever"

ID: Flyer for the exhibition. In the top right corner of the flyer is a stamp. In printed black ink is written "Recent Works of David Haigh Eye Level Gallery 5785 West St. Halifax 18th July - 6 Aug. 1975 Gallery Hours: 4 7 p.m. Tues. & Fri. 11 - 5 p.m. Sat. * Opening Friday, July 18th 8.00 o'clock Please Come*" At the bottom of the image are two drawings, one of a sculpture featuring three wrench like shapes, as well as the handle for a paintbrush, and the words "Armor. Glass XXX for ever"

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David Haigh

Recent Works by David Haigh

18 Jul – 6 Aug 1975
18 Jul – 6 Aug 1975
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The recent sculpture of David Haigh includes a number of table pieces which incorporate precisely cast version of common “utilitarian” objects – electric lightbulbs, paintbrushes, etc. As an extension of earlier work with colour saturated polyester resins, this work is in line with the artist’s interest in the sculptural possibilities of familiar artifacts, previously expressed in terms of formal, abstract construction. Two of these constructions are included in the exhibition. Also in the show are a number of drawings and wall sculpture. All, including casting, has been carried out by the artist.

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[ID: Flyer for the exhibition. In the top right corner of the flyer is a stamp. In printed black ink is written "Recent Works of David Haigh Eye Level Gallery 5785 West St. Halifax 18th July - 6 Aug. 1975 Gallery Hours: 4 7 p.m. Tues. & Fri. 11 - 5 p.m. Sat. * Opening Friday, July 18th 8.00 o'clock Please Come*" At the bottom of the image are two drawings, one of a sculpture featuring three wrench like shapes, as well as the handle for a paintbrush, and the words "Armor. Glass XXX for ever"]