The Robert McLaughlin Gallery

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery is an open craftsmanship exhibition in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The Robert McLaughlin Gallery's Permanent Collection numbers more than 4,500 works. Devoted to the accumulation, safeguarding, and show of the best in Canada's specialty legacy, the display has a broad determination of Canadian artistic creations, figures, and prints. The exhibition likewise holds critical documents identified with Painters Eleven, close by the biggest gathering of works by Painters Eleven in Canada.

The display's commitment to digest craftsmanship can be associated with Alexandra Luke of Oshawa, Ontario, a craftsman who had contemplated under Hans Hofmann in Provincetown, Mass. Luke was an extraordinary example of conceptual craftsmanship, and she composed a show of all dynamic Canadian workmanship in Ontario through the South Ontario Art Gallery Circuit. This show opened in Oshawa at Adelaide House in October 1952. The accumulation had the refinement of being the principal Canadian display of theoretical painting to be gathered in Canada on a national scale and committed only to this artistic expression.