Banff School of Fine Arts.

(Summers) Provincetown, Mass. Hans Hoffman School of Fine Arts, 1955

Instituto Allende , Mexico (Canada Council Grant.)

Lived and worked in New York City (Sabbatical leave)

Lived and worked in Paris and New York City (Study leave)

Lived and worked in Paris (Canada Council Studio)

Professor, Visual Arts, University of Western Ontario 1970-93; Chair 1981-84

Permanent Study Collection of over 100 works established at Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa.

Currently lives and works in Chelsea, Quebec.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

These Are The Marks I make, Museum London, curated by Andrea Fatona and Cassandra Getty. Exhibition catalogue with essays by Bernard Bonario and Emily Falvey,  interview with Andrea Fatona.

“Recent Paintings and Drawings”, Thielsen Gallery, London, Ontario.

“New Horizon’s,”Wallack Galleries, Ottawa.

“Vanishing Icons,” James Baird Gallery, St. John’s, NFLD.,

“Night Lake Series + other Allusions”, Thielsen Gallery, London, Ontario.

“Gridlocked”, (curated by Katie Cholette) Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.

“Grid Paintings”. (Curated by Robert McKaskell) Windsor Art Gallery, Windsor, Ont.

Duncan de Kergommeaux, Process Structure Meaning, (curated by Jose L. Barrio-Garay)
London Regional Art and historical Museums (Catalogue)

“New Paintings”. Thielsen Gallery, London, Ontario.

“Artists’ Tombs and Monuments”,Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario.

“Last Green Fields”, Thielsen Gallery, London, Ontario.

“New Paintings”, Mira Godard Galery, Toronto, Ontario.

“Lake Huron Paintings”, Mira Godard Galley, Toronto, Ontario.

“New Paintings”, Mira Godard Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

“Take Two”, (with Roly Fenwick) McIntosh Gallery, University of Western Ontario;
Hart House, University of Toronto; Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario;
Lindsay Art Gallery, Lindsay, Ontario.

“New York Maple Leaves”, Loranger Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

“A NSCAD Summer Drawing”, Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, N.S.

“New Paintings from a Square Route”,Loranger Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

“Recap”,Trajectory Gallery, London, Ontario.

“Works on Paper”, Harbourfront Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

“Square Route”, Trajectory Gallery, London, Ontario.

Manitoba Centennial Caravan, Dept. Secretary of State, Ottawa, (project designer)

McIntosh Gallery, London, Ontario.

Memorial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.

“New Paintings”, Lofthouse Galleries, Ottawa, Ontario.

“Cube Route”, Gallerie Denise Delrue, Montreal, Quebec,

“Cube Route” Hart house, The University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario.

“Cube Route”, Lofthouse Galleries, Ottawa, Ontario.

“de Niverville and de Kergommeaux”, National Gallery of Canada, Touring Exhibition.

Lofthouse Galleries, Ottawa, Ontario.

McIntosh Gallery, London, Ontario.

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, B.C.

Blue Barn Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.

The Issacs Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.

Blue Barn Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.

Blue Barn Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, B.C.

“An exhibition of recent Works”, Teron Toronto, Ottawa, Ontario.

Mural, Victoria Times, Victoria, B.C.

Selected Group Exhibitions

“History of Art and Artists of Ottawa” Part 3 Catalogue with essays by Jim Burant, Pat Durr and Duncan de Kergommeaux.

“Achieving the Modern” (curated by Robert McKaskell) The Winnipeg Art Gallery, Touring Exhibition.

“Practice and Pedagogy” McIntosh Gallery The University of Western Ontario.London, Ontario.
University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario.

Faculty Exhibition, McIntosh Gallery, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario.

“The Farm Show”, Tom Thompson Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Ontario.

“Works of Art and Scholarship”, McIntosh Gallery, U.W.O., London, Ontario.

Contemporary Painting from the Collection of U.W.O.”, Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario

“A Visual Position”, Thielsen Art Gallery, London, Ontario.

“Canada Council Art Bank Exhibition”, Mirabel Airport, Montreal, Quebec.

“Canada Council Art Bank Works”, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec.

“London and Region Artists”, London Public Library and Art Museum, London, Ontario.

“1 out of 10 – A Survey of Contempory Art in Ontario”, Art Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton,
Ontario; Kitchener – Waterloo Art Gallery, Waterloo, Ontario..

Banff School Faculty Exhibition, Peter Whyte Gallery, Banff, Alberta.

“Canadian Society of Graphic Art”, London Public Library and Art Museum, London, Ontario.

“Recent reflections”, Faculty Exhibition, McIntosh Gallery, U.W.O., London, Ontario.

“London Artist”, London Public Library and Art Museum, London, Ontario.

“Contempory Canadian Prints and Drawings”, Australia, organized by the National Gallery of Canada.

“Canadian Artists ‘67”, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario.

“Canadian Artists from the Issacs Gallery”, Albright Knox Gallery, Buffalo, New York.

“Sixth Biennial of Canadian Art”, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario.

“Winnipeg Biennial, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

“Ontario Society of Artists”, Toronto, Ontario.

“Spring Show”, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, Quebec.

“Winnipeg Biennial”, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

“Ontario Society of Artists”, Toronto, Ontario.

“87 th Annual OSA”, Art Gallery of Toronto, Ontario.

“Third Biennial of Canada Art”, the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario.

“Minneapolis Biennial”, Walker Art Centre, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

“Third Annual Winnipeg Show”, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba

“2nd Annual Winnipeg Show”, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

“B.C. Society of Artists”, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C.

“Northwest Artists”, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington.

“Northwest Artists”, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Washington,

“B.C. Society of Artists”, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C.

Selected Collections

Janice Andreae, de Kergommeaux works based on grid structure, The London Free Press, 11 October 1975
Janice Andreae, Artist explores art’s process as well as its effect, The London Free Press, 14 December 1977
Janice Andreae, Duncan de Kergommeaux at Loranger Gallery, artmagazine,
September/October 1980
Janice Andreae, Roly Fenwick and Duncan de Kergommeaux at the Lindsay Art Gallery, artmagazine, Spring 1983
Artists Tombs and Monuments, Parallégramme, vol.18 no. 2 1992
Nancy Baele, The Cows Come Home, Ottawa Citizen, 15 June 1989
Doug Bale, Photos document tombs of heroic,creative spirits, London Free Press,
September 1992
José L. Barrio–Garay. Process– Structure– Meaning, exhibition catalogue essay, London Regional Art and Historical Museums, 1995.
Bernard Bonario “Marks and Markers” catalogue essay for exhibition These Are The Marks I Make, OAG and Museum London, 2010-2011
Emily Falvey, Grids and Maple Leaves, catalogue essay for exhibition These Are The Marks I Make, OAG and Museum London, 2010-2011.
Andrea Fatona, Inteview with DK, for exhibition catalogue These Are The Marks I  Make, OAG and Museum London, 2010-2011.
Paul Gessell. A Lifetime of Visual Poetry, The Ottawa Citizen, May 24, 2010
Naomi Jackson Groves, Duncan de Kergommeaux at the Blue Barn Gallery, Canadian Art,May/June  1963
Madeline Lennon, Take Two, Arts Canada, November 1982
John Bently Mays, Back to landscape for London Artists, Globe and Mail,  Toronto 20 October 1983
John Bently Mays, On Show, Globe and Mail, Toronto, 8 March 1984
McIntosh Gallery, UWO,London Ontario, Take Two exhibition catalogue, 1982
The National Gallery of Canada, de Niverville and de Kergommeaux, exhibition catalogue, 1967
Goldie Rans Duncan de Kergommeaux Cow Paintings, Embassy Cultural House Tabloid, September/October, 1983
Matthew Teitlebaum, An Art of Ordered Sensations, exhibition catalogue essay, The London Regional Art Gallery, 1986
Kate Taylor, In Search of Greener Pastures, Encounter, The London Free Press, 04 May 1986
Carl Weiselberger, Logical Unity in Abstracts, Ottawa Citizen, 25 November 1964
Kay Woods, Duncan de Kergommeaux, artscanada, November 1982