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Leyton Gallery decks the walls for their annual Christmas Exhibition,

November 2023

with gorgeous art, no ho-ho-holding back on the verve or the vibrancy, for ’tis the season for light and colour, and all things that bring joy.

Opening tomorrow at The Leyton Gallery. (Images: Nicholas Aiden, Sunset; Amy Holloway, Before Winter’s Grasp; Lori Deeley, The Annies.)

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“While I was painting, I could hear the sounds of the community, dogs barking, cars driving by, people calling out to me, crows cawing and the wind blowing through the coves.”

Clifford George lives and works in Whiteway, Trinity Bay. He has actively painted and exhibited since 1970. While primarily self-taught, he received a formal art education at the College of…

BooksReview

Beardmore: The Viking Hoax that Rewrote History by Douglas Hunter

BY Edward Roberts

When all was said and done, the Beardmore Hoax was just another instance of an all-too familiar tale. A handful of rusted man-made iron – two pieces of a broadsword,…

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Emma Hooper’s Our Homesick Songs

BY Paul Chafe

I do see the beauty in Emma Hooper’s Our Homesick Songs, I do. But I have been hearing these sad old tunes my whole life and I am just about ready to throw the accordion into the ocean.

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