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Border crossings magazine March 2017 – Volume 36, Number 141.
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Border crossings magazine March 2017 – Volume 36, Number 141.
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Border crossings 142
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Border crossings issue 143
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In this issue of Bordercrossings, "Painting", we talk with two artists who look to history to structure the endeavours of their conceptual pursuits. For Canada’s 150th birthday, we mark the complicated anniversary with an in-depth interview with Indigenous artist Kent Monkman. Monkman, of Cree and Irish ancestry, works in a variety of media from painting, film and video(...)
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In this issue of Bordercrossings, "Painting", we talk with two artists who look to history to structure the endeavours of their conceptual pursuits. For Canada’s 150th birthday, we mark the complicated anniversary with an in-depth interview with Indigenous artist Kent Monkman. Monkman, of Cree and Irish ancestry, works in a variety of media from painting, film and video work, to installation. In our interviews, Border Crossings also features the work of New York-based artist, Lisa Yuskavage, who played an influential role in the establishment of a new genre of figuration, as well as feature interviews with six young contemporary artists who all employ paint as their primary artistic medium; Toronto-based artist Patrick Cruz, Brenda Draney who lives in Edmonton, Benjamin Klein from Montreal, Los Angeles-based Sojourner Truth-Parsons, Julie Beugin in Berlin, and John Eisler in Toronto.
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Border crossing issue 144
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In this issue, Border Crossings looks in large part at contemporary sculpture in the work of two artists, American icon Richard Serra and Montreal-based Jean-Pierre Gauthier; In the articles section, Gary Pearson discusses works by senior Canadian photographer and filmmaker, Ian Wallace, in “The Art of Deep Collecting: Ian Wallace and the Rennie Museum”. Michael Davidge(...)
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In this issue, Border Crossings looks in large part at contemporary sculpture in the work of two artists, American icon Richard Serra and Montreal-based Jean-Pierre Gauthier; In the articles section, Gary Pearson discusses works by senior Canadian photographer and filmmaker, Ian Wallace, in “The Art of Deep Collecting: Ian Wallace and the Rennie Museum”. Michael Davidge takes an in-depth look at the National Gallery of Canada after the recent reconfiguration of its Canadian and Indigenous Galleries; Stephen Horne takes the “grand tour” of arts exhibitions as the Venice Biennale, documenta, and the Münster Skulptur Projekte align in what is nearly a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition lineup; Aryen Hoekstra discuses fakery and fiction in the work of artist Thomas Demand, filmmaker Alexander Kluge and scenographer Anna Viebrock in “The Boat is Leaking. The Captain Lied.”
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Border crossings issue 145
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Border Crossings takes an in-depth look at California-based American artist Nancy Rubins. For over forty years, Rubins’ work has contained unpredictable elements as she has transformed industrial materials such as mattresses, television sets, RV campers and boat parts into large-scale installations. This issue also includes a look into the world of one of Canada’s most(...)
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Border Crossings takes an in-depth look at California-based American artist Nancy Rubins. For over forty years, Rubins’ work has contained unpredictable elements as she has transformed industrial materials such as mattresses, television sets, RV campers and boat parts into large-scale installations. This issue also includes a look into the world of one of Canada’s most important conceptual artists, Toronto-based Kelly Mark; a portfolio of charcoal drawings by Berlin-based Canadian artist Ambera Wellmann, winner of the 2017 RBC painting competition; Stephen Horne looks at artifact and artifice in Sophie Calle’s and Serena Carone’s quiet insertions into the quirky, lavish and eccentric Paris museum, La Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature; Robin Laurence presents a profile of Inuit artist Shuvinai Ashoona and writes about the work recently presented at the Marion Scott Gallery; Ray Cronin looks at "Places, paths and pauses", a retrospective of Newfoundland photographer Marlene Creates.
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Border crossings 147 : painting
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Border Crossings 137
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Interviews with Angela Grauerholz and Fred Wilson, articles on art and weather, Mindy Yan Miller, art and disability, the post photographic condition, and a portfolio of photographs by Michael Campbell.
Border Crossings 137
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Interviews with Angela Grauerholz and Fred Wilson, articles on art and weather, Mindy Yan Miller, art and disability, the post photographic condition, and a portfolio of photographs by Michael Campbell.
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A special edition on crossovers in art and architecture, with features on Carlos Bunga, Phyllis Lambert, Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Alvin Boyarsky and Geoffrey James, as well as the Venice Biennale.
Border Crossings 138: Art and architecture special issue
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A special edition on crossovers in art and architecture, with features on Carlos Bunga, Phyllis Lambert, Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Alvin Boyarsky and Geoffrey James, as well as the Venice Biennale.
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Border Crossings 148 : women + sculpture
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