Laird Campbell
Duncan, British Columbia
Laird Campbell was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1944. He arrived in Montreal in 1965 amid the excitement of preparation for Expo’67, and worked as a freelance exhibition and display artist.
He has travelled extensively producing works in glass, bronze, paper and wood and has exhibited works in Europe, North Africa and North America.
In 1991 he moved to a small mill town and purchased a 20,000 square foot building, built in 1928, of first-growth Douglas Fir. He dismantled parts of the building to provide his new medium, with which he continues to create ‘wood assemblages'.
He has travelled extensively producing works in glass, bronze, paper and wood and has exhibited works in Europe, North Africa and North America.
In 1991 he moved to a small mill town and purchased a 20,000 square foot building, built in 1928, of first-growth Douglas Fir. He dismantled parts of the building to provide his new medium, with which he continues to create ‘wood assemblages'.
I aspire to work as easily with wood as though it were a pencil, so I might scribble and doodle until there is something worth strengthening, aiming for a suggestion that might be easily acknowledged, all the while moving at such a pace that the material seems to assemble itself.
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Recent Exhibitions
- 2025 Online Federation Showcase Mar 2025
- FCA Toronto: 2025 Open Online Exhibition Mar 2025
- 2025 Material Matters Mar 2025
- 2025 Artists' Choice Feb 2025
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Formalities (Diptych)
18.75x29in,
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Assembled Wood, Paint, Stain, Wax Finish
Somebody I Used to Know
12.25x10.75in,
C$3,200
Assembled Wood, Paint,
Stain, Wax Finish
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