Bordernotes
Dream City Shimmering
Meeka Walsh
On one trip to Paris, when the weather was fine, I rented a car so I could see the Cathedral at Chârtres independent of the pages I’d studied. It was an easy drive of...
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Borderviews
Piecing Together the Women of Winnipeg: Bonnie Marin
A Stich in Time is Sublime: Takashi Iwasaki
Art Craiters: Roger Crait
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Art Deco: The Films of Deco Dawson
Robert Enright
When Deco Dawson began making films in 1998, he had already developed a reputation as a precocious playwright and theatre director. His work for the theatre showed the strong influence of related traditions...
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Interviews
Pressing a Weight Through Life: An Interview with Jon Pylypchuk
Robert Enright
The Ages of Johnson: An Interview with Sarah Anne Johnson
Robert Enright and Meeka Walsh, introduction by Meeka Walsh
An Artist Walks into a Bar: An Interview with Theo Sims
Robert Enright
Domesticating the Prairie: An Interview with Jennifer Stillwell
Robert Enright
Articles
Ordinary Life is Good Enough: Larry Glawson's Home Bodies
Sigrid Dahle
Soundings: Winnipeg's Send + Receive at Ten
Christopher Olson
Essay
Winnipeg: You've Come Undone or, You've Got to Get Down to Get Up
Wayne Baerwaldt
Art Pages
Crossovers
Janet Werner
Clayton Bailey
The Québec Triennial
Stephen Horne
Jinny Yu
James D. Campbell
"Bilocation"
Lee Henderson
Simon Starling
Terence Dick
KRAZY! The Delirious World of Anime + Comic + Video + Games + Art
Christopher Olson
"Pandora's Box"
David Garneau
Gregor Schneider
Mark Clintberg
'Scissors, Paper Stone: Expressions of Memory in Contemporary Photographic Art' by Martha Langford
Susan Close
Ron Moppett and Carol Wainio
Anthea Black
Marc Séguin
James D. Campbell
Natalija Subotincic
Cliff Eyland
Memoir
Portfolio
Noam Gonick, No Safe Words
Interview by Adam Budak
ADAM BUAK: What does the title No Safe Words refer to?
NOAM GONICK: In S & M the "safe word" stops the proceedings when things have gone too far. In human rights abuses there...
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