Conor Mac Neill’s Tall Tales (and Tails)
Conor Mac Neill’s exhibition Canadian Myths and Legends appeals both to adults and children, playing upon stories that we heard as children and that still resonate with us, and this place, now.
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Conor Mac Neill’s exhibition Canadian Myths and Legends appeals both to adults and children, playing upon stories that we heard as children and that still resonate with us, and this place, now.
Alejandro Cartagena’s exhibition A Presidential Guide to Selfies explores issues of propaganda and politics in an exhibition in the VISA gallery that is relevant both regionally and internationally.
AIH Studios in Welland will be featuring a three person exhibition, with the playful title of Now Here (alternately NOWHERE): Michael Bedard, Tony Calzetta and Gabrielle de Montmollin will share new works.
An artist feature on Tammy Jane Lepp, inspired by her lovely installation in a past Rhizomes for In The Soil.