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Tag Archives: aka artist run
Why I can no longer support the Saskatchewan Arts Board
An article responding to the anniverary of the Saskatchewan Arts Board, and why I no longer support it, citing instances of incompetence and ignorance by staff that led to my departure from #YXEArts. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged aka, aka artist run, aka gallery, David Kyle, Jay Seibel, Marcus Miller, Marcus Miller U of S, Meghan McCreary, Michael Jones, Noreen Neau, Pamella Acton, Ranjan Thakre, SAB anniversary, Sask, Sask Arts Board, Sask Arts Board Anniversary, Saskatchewan Art, Saskatchewan Arts Board, Saskatoon, Saskatoon Art, Tarin Dehod, Tarin Hughes, University of Saskatchewan
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We can do better, or why you shouldn’t support Canadian Art Magazine’s pleas for your cash
Canadian Art Magazine is garbage, and shouldn’t get any money, from anyone, until they clean house and purge the ideologues and the ignorant. Continue reading
Excelsior! 1975 – 2015 / Dave Gordon @ NAC
Dave Gordon’s exhibition Excelsior! at Niagara Artists Centre was very funny but also had an edge to it, especially in terms of citing both artistic, and poltical, history in the region. I offer some thoughts on the show. One of the first exhibitions I reviewed here in Niagara. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Reviews
Tagged aka, aka artist run, aka gallery, artist fees, Dave Gordon, Excelsior!, NAC, NIagara, Niagara Artists Center, Niagara Region, Ontario, Ranjan Thakre, Sound Sound, St. Catharines, Tarin Hughes
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