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About Kenneth M Kirsch

CANADIAN FINE ARTIST

Kenneth was born and lives in Toronto Canada.
He received a Graphic Design education from Seneca College of Applied Arts in the late 1970s
and has since had a very successful career in Graphics and Advertising in Toronto.

Working in the Art and Advertising departments of such historic Canadian institutions as
The T. Eaton Company (Eatons Department Stores), The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) under Gray Coach Lines Ltd. and Rous Mann & Brigden's Photo Engravers (of which Tom Thomson and many of The Canadian Group of Seven were previously employed).

In the early nineties, a merger and acquisition
of Ken's own Toronto Graphic Design company, Pinpoint Design Studios
with Grey Canada International Advertising Agency,
has since allowed Ken to devote his passion for painting professionally.

Working with acrylic on stretched canvas,
Ken paints the Canadian landscape that he knows and loves
in his own unique realism style.

Kenneth has participated in more than 50 Art Show's, Exhibits and Events in over 40 years, and has earned much acclaim with numerous newspaper and magazine articles, and Radio and Television interviews.

Ken has received the top honour of “Best in Show” at the prestigious Canadian McMichael Art Collections 2014 Annual Autumn Art Show in Kleinburg Ontario.
He has won the Top 10 ten times!

His paintings have allowed him to meet and present to people such as the Mayor of Toronto, the late great Jeff Healey, and he even won a radios’s Art Contest in 1977 from a portrait he did of Mick Jagger, and met the Rolling Stones.

Kenneth’s paintings may be seen and are sold in hundreds of fine art galleries
and private art collections worldwide.