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Unearthing Canada’s Impressionist Legacy

Avatar photo by Lauren Moya Ford February 28, 2020August 29, 2020

Canada and Impressionism closes an art-historical gap on the Canadian artists who made the journey to France — most of whom are little known or studied — and explores what happened when they went back home.

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Jessica Campbell and the Ghost of Emily Carr

Avatar photo by Robert Archambeau February 16, 2019February 15, 2019

Campbell implies that there has been one constant in the experiences of women across generations: the sexual aggression of men.

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New Year, New Freedoms! Here Is the Art Entering the Public Domain in 2016

Avatar photo by Allison Meier January 1, 2016January 4, 2016

The first day of a new year means new entries into the public domain! As we do each year for Public Domain Day, here’s a look at the artists whose work is now out of copyright.

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Canadian Modernist Emily Carr Finally Gets Her Due

by Catherine Kustanczy July 1, 2015July 5, 2015

TORONTO — In the discussion around underrepresented female artists in the art world, one name is slowly becoming more well known.

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Getting to Know the New Terence Koh

by Catherine Kustanczy June 11, 2014December 26, 2014

KLEINBURG, Ontario — In 2007 he described himself as “the Naomi Campbell of the art world.” Now he’s now hugging trees and talking about staying “in the moment” like a Buddhist zen master.

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