Ceramic Pot with Red Tennis Ball on Blue by Jimmy Limit • Wondereur

1 an exclusive artwork

“I’M INTERESTED in the way industrial materials are documented in catalogues - from the framing of the object to the colour of the backdrop. Taken out of context, these images can be appreciated for their aesthetic value rather than their purpose: to sell goods.”
— Artist Jimmy Limit

Artist Jimmy Limit is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Tanya Taylor believe he is important and on the rise.

An original Photograph by St. Catharines-based artist Jimmy Limit exclusively curated for Wondereur by celebrated fashion designer Tanya Taylor.

Edition of 3

Original Photograph

76 x 56

Unframed

SIGNED by the artist

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2 a top curator pick

Artist Jimmy Limit curated by celebrated fashion designer Tanya Taylor

“There's a sense of humour in Jimmy's reinterpretation of common objects. He finds an interesting dynamic that stirs conversation and brings up concepts you wouldn't normally attach to them, and I think that's really fascinating.”

CELEBRATED FASHION DESIGNER • CFDA/VOGUE • BEYONCÉ • MICHELLE OBAMA

In collaboration with the Globe and Mail, Wondereur invited celebrated fashion designer Tanya Taylor to share the work of an artist that deeply touches her. Tanya Taylor's namesake label is one of today's most sought-out fashion collections. A graduate of Parsons School of Design, the Toronto-born, New York-based designer has shown two of her collections at the MoMA and became a 2014 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist – all before the age of 28. Her signature prints and bold colours have adorned some of today's high-profile figures, including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and the first lady, Michelle Obama.

3 an investigative photo documentary

Exclusive 18-page photo documentary from our investigative journalist team in collaboration with award-winning photojournalist Johan Hallberg-Campbell. Location: St. Catharines, Canada. Copyright Wondereur 2023.

MEET with artist Jimmy Limit curated by celebrated fashion designer Tanya Taylor.

PHOTOJOURNALIST FOR WONDEREUR JOHAN HALLBERG-CAMPBELL

A graduate of The Glasgow School of Art and a winner of the Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward competition, Johan Hallberg-Campbell’s work with the Canadian Red Cross, The Walrus, Globe and Mail and DIE ZEIT has won him prestigious awards from the Canadian National Magazines Awards. Johan is a member of the Boreal Collective and the co-photo editor at Raw View magazine.

4 an artist to invest in

Exclusive career analysis and market overview from our investigative journalist team.

GET the facts behind Jimmy Limit’s success, career development and price. The value of his art is expected to significantly increase in the next few years.