Lisa Doucet Reviews Anna at the Art Museum
byPatient Museum Caretaker Unleashes Art’s Power on Rambunctious Girl
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High-profile Artists Ponder the Contested Meaning of “Home”
byRay Cronin reviews Lezli Rubin-Kunda’s At Home: Talks with Canadian Artists About Place and Practice
Annie Pootoogook’s Lasting Legacy for Inuit Art in Canada
byAnnie Pootoogook left this world too soon—but with this book on her life and art, her revolutionary importance and her convention-shattering impact continue to resonate
The Nature of Nature: When a Book is a Work of Art
byThe book is a remarkable artefact designed to make photographs come to life in our hands
A Vision in Wood and Stone: Lively Writing and Elegant Photography
by“While architecture may not change the world in its own right, our best structures certainly create an environment that might nurture the initiatives and ideas that will.”
Small book showcases The Big Land: Labrador
byMinty chose to limit himself to a few words in the introduction, and let his photographs speak for themselves.