In Kim O'bomsawin's Call Me Human, Innu artist Joséphine Bacon says, "“I don’t think we needed the word ‘poetry’ or ‘poem’ in our language, because we were poets, simply by living in
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"Despite the fact that we think that paper will be thrown away in two years and won’t be any good anymore, [Claude]’s proven the opposite: paper can outlast our expectations of it."
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Arthur Jones’ colourful
Keep ReadingBeyond the Visible: Hilma af Klint (Germany/Sweden, 93 min.) Dir. Halina Dyrschka Do you long to roam the galleries of an art museum? It’s been a month since art lovers gazed at
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This year’s Canadian documentary selection at the Vancouver International Film Festival is highlighted by a pair of portraits of gifted British Columbia-based artists: Natalie Boll and LaTiesha Fazakas’s Meet Beau Dick: Maker of Monsters,
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Keep ReadingDavid Lynch: The Art Life lets audiences get inside the head of the acclaimed auteur.
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