06/12/2026
"Flower Power" by Reed Cooper, 1968
Reed Cooper, a talented artist and long-time resident of Mulmur Township, made a lasting mark on both the local and national art scenes. After a successful early career in Toronto and exhibitions across Canada, Reed retired to Mulmur, where his studio, Arielcroft, became a hub for local art. His watercolours, serigraphs, and prints were inspired by the landscapes of Dufferin County, Northern Ontario, and beyond.
In Mulmur, Reed actively shared his work through solo exhibitions, group shows, and annual studio tours, leaving a legacy celebrated by the community. Today, the Reed T. Cooper Bursary in Visual Arts continues to support mid-career local artists, keeping his passion for creativity alive in Dufferin County.
Museum of Dufferin Collection, A205-123-1
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⭐Throughout 2026, we’re sharing photos and artifacts that highlight Mulmur in celebration of Township of Mulmur 175th anniversary!