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Tag Archives: Culture of Canada
Protecting our Children – Are We Doing Enough?
There is a common expression ‘We Do Not Inherit the Earth from Our Ancestors; We Borrow It from Our Children’ and as we reflect on how we are doing as a society as citizens we must ask ourselves if we … Continue reading
Wanda Koop – Heart and Soul
On Tuesday evening, April 15th I had the opportunity to attend Wanda Koop’s book launch at McNally Robinson. In her recent book simply titled ‘Wanda Koop’ she shares a display of striking and thought-provoking images that give everyone a glimpse … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, artist, Canadian Artists, Culture of Canada, Exchange District, Koop, mayberry fine art, McNally Robinson, National Art Gallery, Paint, photography, Wanda Koop
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Where in the World is Tommy Douglas?
There is a mendacity (untruthfulness) in politics today that demands a return for politicians like one of Canada’s heroes. Tommy Douglas understood the United Nations Gross National Happiness Index (GNH). He understood the wealth of a nation, of a society, … Continue reading
A Walk through the Historic Exchange District through Photography
The warmth of the sun on a balmy sunny day seemed like the perfect time to take a Photographic Walk through Winnipeg’s Historic Exchange District. It was only just over 10 years ago that the transformation from old abandoned warehouses … Continue reading
Chandra Kremski
CHANDRA KREMSKI – NEW PIECE CALLED ‘TRI’ I had the opportunity to meet a young Canadian Artist named Chandra Kremski. Her work was breathtaking and I found myself returning to see it over and over again. I started to talk … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstract art, artsit, Chandra, Culture of Canada, Kitchener Ontario, kremski, Paint, prince william, Princess Kate, Viking Alberta, Winnipeg, Yellowknife
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