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Make No Wake – Sue Miller’s Artist’s Talk June 18
“My free-range childhood was spent living and exploring in a rural Ontario community that was close to a small lake. My home backed onto a canal that looped around to…
“The arts, storytelling, it’s a confrontation with the wrongs of the world.”: Richard Greene releases Cannibal Rats
Congratulations on your new poetry collection – I found it an intimate and rich read. And the arrangement of poems feels very elegant. I had a good editor, Michael Prior,…
Helen McNicholl’s Impressionist journey: “How she accomplishes that, it’s pure mystery”
“Helen McNicoll: An Impressionist Journey invites audiences to rediscover the career of a pioneering Canadian artist, whose luminous paintings captured everyday life, nature, and modern womanhood. Celebrated by critics for…
New solo show from Iakov Afanassiev
Opening May 22 at The Leyton Gallery of Fine Art: Where the Light Settles, an exhibition of Afanassiev’s luminous realism in portraiture, florals, and landscapes. Stop by and take in…
NQ 100 years ago – vol 26 no 1
1914 Commemoration Day 1926 The commemoration ceremonies of July 4th, were participated in by large gatherings, both at the Sergeants’ Monument and the National Memorial. The precision with which the…
From Etiquette Lesson to Love Story: Debbie McGee’s Cautiously Pessimistic
Let’s start by summarizing Cautiously Pessimistic. Now I describe the book as a love story. It tells two stories. One is the diagnosis and death, within eight months, of Gerry…
“My work has led me into directions I never thought It would go” – textile artist Michelle Churchill
Can you tell us a little about yourself? When did you start working with textiles? My name is Michelle Churchill. I was born and raised in St John’s, Newfoundland, and now reside in Mount Pearl. I…