Issue No.
102
May, 2007
Cover:
Michael Snow, Two black and white photographs (New York, 1964), a page in the bookwork Biographie of the Walking Woman/de la Femme qui Marche 1961–1967, 2004, 240 pages, published by La Lettre volée, Brussels. Distributed in North America by DAP, New York.
Measurement and the Missing Subject
Hives of Productivity: Aganetha Dyck
Grotesqueries: Aurel Schmidt
Utopian Dreamer: Wayne Baerwaldt's Montréal Biennale
Back to Nature’s Future: Noam Gonick and Luis Jacob
The Domesticated Zombie
When the Canadian artist Michael Snow left Toronto for New York in 1962, he had already established a reputation as an artist whose carreer was on the rise. When he returned to Toronto in 1971,...
View MoreBoundary Blurrer: An Interview with Vera FrenkelFor 30 years, Toronto multidisciplinary artist Vera Frenkel has been asking vexing questions. She is omnivorous in this regard, asking them of any individual or institution she comes across that takes for granted a sense...
View MoreAl Gore isn’t the only one delivering inconvenient truths. Despite the current shift of much of the art scene in the Western world toward spectacle and novelty, fuelled by a voracious market with truly staggering...
View MoreInside the Outsider’s Mind: Iris Haussler's The Legacy of Joseph Wagenbach
Ice Fishing in Gimli: Bibliophilic Rapture in the Cold or Twilight's Last Gleaning
Fred Herzog
Shary Boyle
Gilles Clément and Philippe Rahm
Richard Holden
Jeff Wall
David Altmejd
René Magritte
Carol Wainio
Jenny Perlin
Stephen Foster and James Gillespie
Peter MacCallum
Clifford Wiens
Miroslav Tichy
George Steeves
Peter Dykhuis
Technologies of Intuition, edited by Jennifer Fisher
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