PKG | J.C. Heywood

J.C. Heywood		View CV

	Morning in Greece, 2001		DETAIL. Morning in Greece, 2001
	DETAIL. Morning in Greece, 2001		DETAIL. Morning in Greece, 2001
	THE SCHWITTERS SUIT: MONUMENTAL, 1999		DETAIL. THE SCHWITTERS SUIT: MONUMENTAL, 1999
			DETAIL. THE SCHWITTERS SUIT: MONUMENTAL, 1999
	homage à hiroshige II, 2003		DETAIL. homage à hiroshige II, 2003
	APPROACHING ABSTRACTION, 2003		DETAIL. APPROACHING ABSTRACTION, 2003
	Harmony in pink and lime, 2001		Memories of Athens, 2001
	HARP COUNTERPOINT, 1989		BLACK MAIRI, 1991
	NEO-CUBIST STUDY, 2002		Little French Suite: BOTTLE OF BRUSHES, 1999
	BLACK AUGER		WOMAN WITH GUITAR & CLAY PIPE, 1999
	DREAMING CARROT, 1999		COFFEE CANTATA, 1999
	VERY LATE CUBISM WITH SHAMISEN, 1998		CARROT & FLOWER, 1996
	JAPAN FLOWERS WITH MATSUTANI, 1982		SECOND SCHWITTERS' SUITE: GUITAR & LACE, 2003
	A Study in Relationships , 2004		PAGE FROM MY NOTEBOOK - INTERESTING, 2003
	LEAVING ABSTRACTION, 2003		SECOND SCHWITTERS' SUITE: GUITAR & COFFEE, 2003
	Ways of Seeing - 4, 2005		DETAIL. Ways of Seeing 4, 2005
	ABSTRACTION, 2003		CARROTS, COLOUR & COFFEE, 2001
	A Busy, Bountiful Study (KV 298), 2006		Matisse & Music (KV 297), 2006
	Rideau-Morocco (KV 300), 2006		A Busy, Bountiful Life (KV 301), 2006
	Morning in the Studio (KV 302), 2006
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J.C. HEYWOOD lives and works in Kingston, Ontario

BIO

Carl Heywood was born in Toronto, Canada in 1941 and grew up in Chesley, Hanover and Galt, Ontario. He graduated from the Ontario College of Art in 1963, having studied printmaking with Fred Hagan. He lived in Paris for four years where he worked at Hayter’s Atelier 17 printshop from 1967-69. He returned to Canada in 1973. In 1974, he became professor of printmaking at Queen’s University in Kingston and has continued teaching there ever since. During his career Heywood lectures on printmaking in Canada, Britain, the United States, and France. He has also worked at printshops in Germany, Japan, England, France, Scotland and Quebec.

Heywood works mostly in silkscreen, etching, lithography, wood relief and vectography. In the early 1970’s he began to exhibit in many of the International print biennales: in Britain, Yogosalvia, Germany, Japan, United States, Poland and Canada - winning numerous awards. His work has been purchased for several major public collections, notably, the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, the Victoria and Albert, London, the Metropolitan Museum, New York.

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