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Malcolm Mooney and Doyle Lane
Kewanee Street

Leighton Art Centre, Millarville, AB.
organized by: u’s
april 6 - june 2, 2024
opening reception: saturday, april 13, 1-4pm 




Portrait of Doyle Lane by Malcolm Mooney. circa 1985-86


An excerpt of a conversation between Malcolm Mooney and u in September, 2023 from memory:

u: … When you lived in Los Angeles, you lived in El Sereno right?

Malcolm Mooney: Yeah, that’s right.

u: Did you know Doyle Lane by any chance?

Malcolm Mooney: He was my neighbor.

u: Holy crap! No way?! On Kewanee Street?

Malcolm Mooney: Yeah, on Kewanee Street.


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Photographs (left to right):

  • Doyle Lane photographed by Malcolm Mooney in his Kewanee Street studio. 1985-88
  • Malcolm and Alma Mooney in front of Malcolm’s Kewanee Street home. Photo by Andrea Mooney. 1987




Doyle Lane

Clay Painting #38
glazed ceramic on painted board
15 1/2 x 15 1/2 in.
1977




Installation view




Malcolm Mooney

Papa Fauv Paper Cutout
paper
17 1/2 x 24 in.
1986



Malcolm Mooney

Papa Fauv’s Package
mixed media on paper
30 x 22”
1986




Installation view



Malcolm Mooney

Papa Fauv
oil and dorlands wax on canvas
36 x 48 in.
1985




Installation view




Installation view



Doyle Lane

Weed Pot
glazed ceramic
3 x 4 in.
c. 1962 - 1976



Doyle Lane

Weed Pot
glazed ceramic
3 x 4 in.
c. 1962 - 1976



Doyle Lane

Weed Pot
glazed ceramic
5 x 4 in.
c. 1962 - 1976




Doyle Lane

Weed Pot
glazed ceramic
5 x 4 in.
c. 1962 - 1976




Doyle Lane

Untitled (Clay Painting)
glazed earthenware, pine
6¾ × 6¾ × 1 d in.
pre 1986




Installation view




Installation view




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Installation view




Installation view




Malcolm Mooney

Kewanee Street Poster
silkscreen on 140 lbs stonehenge paper
18 x 24 in.
signed edition of 5
2024


Malcolm Mooney

12 Wooden Spoons
silkscreen on 140 lbs. stonehenge paper
18 x 24 in.
signed edition of 40
2024

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documentation by Blaine Campbell

Thanks to Mamie~Louise Anderson for generously loaning works from her collection and Ricky Swallow for his support of this exhibition.