Saturday, April 26, 2008
Interview: Subconscious City in Winnipeg
Review: Kurt Bigenho @ PM Gallery
Monday, April 21, 2008
Canadian museums: Decidedly not free at last
Lately, I've been doing some more cultural commentary blogging for Spacing.ca. One of my self-chosen beats is museums and museum access issues. It's a good time to be writing about these things, as the ROM made an access announcement this weekend. You can read my most recent critiques here, here and here.
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At the Galleries: King & Spadina
Interview: ARENA @ the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
Monday, April 14, 2008
Feature: Crossing Communities in Herizons
Crossing Communities has provided art studio space and training for women and youth at risk of imprisonment for roughly a decade. This January saw a public-awareness leap forward with a showing of their project "Pictures of Self-Harm" at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. In this extraordinary project, women with experience of addiction, homelessness and sex-trade work tell their own stories through film and video.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Interview: Eddo Stern
Eddo Stern is a well-known figure in the worlds of game design and electronic art. Me, the last video game I actually mastered was Donkey King (a cut-rate version of Donkey Kong for the all the TRS-80 Radio Shacksters). Still, Stern took the time this week to explain his works in a way tech-plebes like myself can understand. An extremely condensed version of the interview was published in today's National Post. Once I figure out my own computer, I will post the full transcript.
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