“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…
Precious Little: review by Marie Wadden
Author Camille Fouillard was right to resist publishers’ suggestions that she write a non-fiction account of the four decades she has worked with the Labrador Innu. Instead, she has captured…
For the Love of Landscape: a new group exhibition at the Leyton Gallery
Twenty artists, thirty-three works in oil, acrylic, woodcut, pen and ink, and more. Seascapes and forest views, travelling fireweed and dancing birds. Continuing at The Leyton Gallery of Fine Art…
William Ping: For my entire life, I had people telling me how much they respected my grandfather. But, I never really knew him
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I’m a novelist and a journalist. I’m born and raised (and remain) in St John’s. Though my father’s side of the family…
Coming this spring, here’s a sneak peek at our theme – on the shelf April 3
One of our contributors, Luke Quinton, is part of a group of urban-design-minded people in St John’s, called Re-Vision YYT. Among other initiatives is a crowd-sourced map of both current…
“One of our core beliefs is that all records should be seen as living things”
You compact so much information into the book, introducing readers to pioneering filmmakers from Nancy Columbia to Miriam Look MacMillan, and influential projects from Last Days of Okak to Last…