BRUNO COTÉ
The region north of Quebec City, where the heavy torrent of the Saguenay River empties into the St. Lawrence, has been recreated in scene after scene in Côté’s work. more »
Dec 31, 2004 by Jill Sawyer in PREVIEWS
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Spring 2004 issue of Galleries West - Vol 3 No 1
Editor: Jennifer MacLeod
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CORY FUHR - Metal Intuition
Fuhr’s life-sized polished-steel sculpture of a writer working at his typewriter was presented to Toronto businessman Jack Rabinovitch, who founded the prize a decade ago in memory of his late wife, the literary journalist Doris Giller. more »
Dec 31, 2003 by Portia Priegert in PROFILES
NATIONAL ANTHEM IN PAINT
Canada’s Group of Seven painted a spirited wilderness strikingly different from the then-popular pastoral landscapes. The group found inspiration in the work of Tom Thomson, who died in 1917 while urging his friends to create a Canadian aesthetic. more »
Dec 31, 2003 in BOOK REVIEWS
DAVIDA KIDD: Bully For You
Some wild urge made Davida Kidd spend almost a thousand dollars against her better judgment to send her artwork to the 2003 International Print Triennial in Krakow, Poland. more »
Dec 31, 2003 by Beverly Cramp in PROFILES