This exhibition celebrates the 80th anniversary of the 1931 founding of the Alberta Society of Artists in Calgary. more »
Aug 31, 2011 by Monique Westra in REVIEWS
Like thousands of Canadian women during World War II, Bev Tosh’s mother Dorothy met and married a foreign serviceman, in her case a Commonwealth airman training in Canada, who took her to New Zealand after the war. more »
Apr 30, 2010 by Patricia Dawn Robertson in PREVIEWS
Bev Tosh’s latest project, "One-Way Passage," has consumed her life in recent years. Setting aside teaching duties and much of her other painting, the Calgary-based artist has focused on telling the moving story of Canada’s war brides. more »
Dec 31, 2005 by Portia Priegert in PREVIEWS
Calgary-based artist Bev Tosh explores an under-appreciated aspect of women’s history in "One-Way Passage" — the lives of British women who raised families in Canada after marrying Canadian servicemen during the Second World War. more »
Aug 31, 2005 by Portia Priegert in REVIEWS
