
“A Day in the Life” with Montréal Visual Artist Mélanie Lefebvre
Mélanie Lefebvre had a few panic attacks when the pandemic started. One morning, when she hadn’t slept much, she got up, had a cup of coffee, put the dog in the car and said to […]
Mélanie Lefebvre had a few panic attacks when the pandemic started. One morning, when she hadn’t slept much, she got up, had a cup of coffee, put the dog in the car and said to […]
Khadim Mamba Guirassy is a rising young African talent in the photography industry. He was born and raised in Dakar, Senegal. Khadim was raised in a Muslim family who valued the teachings of the Quran […]
Erik Lankin is a composer and producer of New Classical music based in Montreal (Tiohtià:ke). He grew up in Kitchener-Waterloo where he started piano lessons at age 4. At 12 he stopped lessons and began […]
TolyAK graduated in 1996 from the film animation department and has worked on and off in the film industry. This low-brow artist, the movement founded by Robert Williams and Coop, art often borders on the […]
Many years ago, when I was Deputy Chief of the Federal Courts’ Administrative Services in Ottawa, my path crossed that of Judge Luc Martineau. A brilliant and highly respected jurist, but above all a welcoming […]
Martha Markowsky is a nationally known Montréal and Ottawa artist and was represented by galleries across Canada. As an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists, she has received many awards along with “Le […]
Talleen Hacikyan is a visual artist, printmaker, illustrator and art educator. She has participated in over 80 group exhibitions in Canada and internationally and is currently preparing her 25th solo exhibition. Talleen has won many […]
Born in a Romanian family of intellectuals who exposed her to arts, Doina Falcon was given the chance to come in touch with a world of sound, colour, rhythm and beauty which were the sources […]
Can contemporary poets maintain a sense of informality and inventiveness while expressing insight into the profound depths of the truth we so desperately yearn for? Can poetry reimagine sensibility while still being able to make […]
Simon Vine is a visual artist from New Zealand. He grew up in the countryside just outside a small city on the west coast of New Zealand’s north island. Like all colonial kids, he grew […]
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