Laura Moore – Memories of the Future
Even before the earliest civilizations ten thousand years ago humans have been employing tools and technologies to alter and aid their personal lives and…
I Fell in Love with a Beautiful Highway
Standing tallBy the side of the roadI fell in loveWith a beautiful highway—Talking Heads, Nothing But Flowers A funny thing happened on the way…
Mohawk Warriors, Hunters & Chiefs: The Art of Tom Wilson tehohåhake
A worried man with a worried mind,No one in front of me, and nothing behindBob Dylan, “Things Have Changed” It’s just a matter of…
The Art of Banksy, Unshredded
It is with trepidation that one might enter the show, The Art of Banksy: Without Limits. With… hesitation? Suspicion? Apprehension? What does “without limits”…
Scott Conarroe “About Trees”
For over 150 years photography has transformed how artists capture and render images of the world around us. From Ansel Adams to O. Winston…
Doug Kirton, OUT HERE -“Paint What You Love”
London Ontario born and raised Doug Kirton has an accomplished body of work spanning over five decades — and he is showing no sign…
Community Portraits: In Conversation with Wyn Gelenyse
Wyn Geleynse’s Community Portraits A year ago I received a call from London’s acclaimed multi-media artist Wyn Geleynse, wondering if I might like to…
Sea Change – Agneta Dolman
A sea change – the etymology goes back to Shakespeare, The Tempest — is an English idiomatic expression that denotes a substantial change in…
Polypropylene – the Next-Big-Thing in Art
If you – like everyone else in the Western world – who has closets and car trunks overfilled with grocery store tote bags, do…
Paul Walde: Music Of The Glaciers
Author Catherine Lacey said that when she was younger, she wanted to be a photographer because she wanted “to capture the most perfect pictures…