- Meghan Tansey Whitton
A melange of medium, background, purpose and inspiration await with this year's crop of New Art. Here are the art-makers, free-thinkers and heart-cradlers to watch in 2018.
A melange of medium, background, purpose and inspiration await with this year's crop of New Art. Here are the art-makers, free-thinkers and heart-cradlers to watch in 2018.
Emmanuel Nwogbo
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Ali Seglins goes beneath the iconography
Seglins’ photos in A380 showcase a fall spent in Paris, where the artist "let the city do its thing to me.”
by Josefa Cameron | Mar 8, 2018
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Willow Cioppa still has art
The multi-disciplinary Montreal artist brings care in the form of poetry to the Khyber this week.
by Brennan McCracken | Feb 22, 2018
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Lea Bertucci, sonic phenomenon
New York artist showcases her innovative practice and treats listeners to her latest compositions this week.
by Brandon Young | Feb 15, 2018
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Emmanuel Nwogbo’s digital riffs 1
The Nigerian-born, Halifax-based artist is staying dedicated by creating a James Bond-themed artwork every day in 2018.
by Morgan Mullin | Feb 15, 2018
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Eyelevel Gallery’s steady outlook
The venerable gallery has a venue again, but plans to hold onto some of the tenets of spacelessness.
by Mollie Cronin | Feb 15, 2018
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Carrie Allison investigates home
The artist of Cree and Metis ancestry is working on a beaded tribute to the Shubenacadie River, “to start a conversation through making.”
by Morgan Mullin | Feb 15, 2018
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