“Vibration is the Foundation of Life”: David Bobier and Accessibility in the Arts
Recently I interviewed London, Ontario, media installation artist, David Bobier, via Zoom. At the time of the interview in late-June, Bobier was between two…
Curtis Doherty at Westland Gallery, “Who Knit Ya?”
To say that Curtis Doherty’s exhibition, “Who Knit Ya?”, was conceived from a hundred-year-old wooden trunk sounds somewhat abstract and mysterious, but indeed, it…
Ed Zelenak: In Contemplation on the World Around Us
Sculptor Ed Zelenak’s decades of work defy easy categorization, moving from extroverted early pieces to introverted, cosmic explorations. His art, showcasing an evolution across materials and scales, challenges viewer expectations and encapsulates a journey of metaphysical inquiry devoid of political or social messaging.
Interview with Brian Meehan, Executive Director of Museum London
Sarah Oakley, a fourth-year student at Western University, recently sat down with Museum London’s soon-to-be-retired Executive Director, Brian Meehan. Brian has held the position…
“Greg Curnoe: What About Me?”: Sustaining A Legacy
“You know, we had people, James Reaney Jr., for example, [come] in, and he and his wife are both art enthusiasts, and [they] said…
Kim Moodie: Navigating Art and Politics of the Region
The COVID-19 pandemic of the last year and a half has given rise to a plethora of questions relating to morality, economics, sustainability, social responsibility and oppression….