Wild Tinkls: Judith and Viktor Tinkl's Creative World

In 1965, Viktor Tinkl, a sculptor and later a teacher at Ontario College of Art, bought a schoolhouse in the farmland near Vallentyne, Ontario. Judith Wild joined him a few months later.

Their combined vision created the Tinkl's spectacular home, galleries and sculpture gardens. Over 60 years, their work — sculpture in found materials for Viktor, fabric and geometry for Judith — has evolved into "a riot of Seussical cement" and "mosaics in fabric."

Visiting their environment and living wi...