Walter Redinger RCA (January 06, 1940 – June 17, 2014) was a Canadian sculptor, best known for large-cast fiberglass works that resemble fleshy shapes.
[1] Reidinger had his first solo exhibition of the dozen or so figurative pieces he had made at West Lorne at the Isaacs Gallery in Toronto in 1963.
Caucasian Totems (1972), a six-unit work, was exhibited along with Klonos, which was purchased by the National Gallery of Canada, at the Venice Biennial in 1972.
Western University's McIntosh Gallery has seven of Redinger's works, the largest of which, "Adhesion Wall" (1968), is installed on the first floor of Weldon library.
Other commissioned works can be seen at The Art Gallery of St. Thomas-Elgin, Concordia University in Montreal; Confederation Park, Gananoque; Gairloch Gardens, Oakville; the University of Guelph; the National Parks Commission, Ottawa; and at the Het National Ballet in the Netherlands.