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Rain Dance
Accompanied by DVD videodisc, entitled Rain dance, directed by Brahm Rosensweig.
Art Or War
Taking a provocative approach to materials and medium, artist Viktor Mitic incorporates bullet holes into his paintings of iconic figures. The resultant art, hailed with controversy, is collected in this volume that makes clear the artists’ aim: to use weapons to create rather than to destroy. Eleven of the paintings presented are accompanied by prose or poetry responses from distinguished Canadian authors, including Erika Ritter, George Elliott Clarke, George Fetherling, Katherine Govier, Catherine Bush, Susan Musgrave, Gary Michael Dault, Barry Dempster, Jim Nason, and Goran Simic. Included with the book is a film by Laurie Kwasnik of the artist at work, with commentary by curators, critics, and fellow artists who include Terry Graff, Ryan Grover, Charles Pachter, Pamela Edmonds, Cole Swanson, and Ewan Whyte.
Dealers
In this remarkable portrait-survey of 36 of Toronto’s most distinctive and influential art dealers, artist Viktor Mitic has captured and illuminated the unique individual personalities of his subjects. Depicting by turns their passion, insouciance, vivacity, shrewdness, eccentricity, and geniality, these portraits successfully reflect the rainbow of human emotion and expression. This collection of paintings turns the tables on the behind-the-scenes figures of the Canadian art world, and serves both as a keepsake of the corresponding exhibit that was held in the Odon Wagner Gallery in 2009 and as an widely-appealing visual study of men and women as their everyday selves by an internationally-accomplished artist.
Little Empires
Through the rapidly altered perspectives of romantic relationship and the demands of economic recession, Little Empires pursues what it means to own your changing landscape. In a deft and pithy, elegantly nuanced and urbane style, Robert Colman charts awareness within our fragmenting society, where Tweets drown the present tense, and "purpose" loses its hold on sense. Out of it all comes an enriched appreciation of human connection.
Mosaic Fictions
Mosaic Fictions reveals the tensions between national and global affiliations in Spanish Civil War literature, highlighting writers such as Leonard Cohen, Dorothy Livesay, and Mordecai Richler.
Desire Lines
"Desire Lines is a collection of essays on art, poetry, and culture-- both high and low-- gathered from the astute critical work of Toronto writer Ewan Whyte. Topics range from the influence of Plato on the poetry of Anne Carson to the influence of the cultural revolution on the art of Ai weiwei; from his thoughts on an extreme American/Canadian mind control cult to the cultural implications of the cadaver plasticization work of Guner von Hagens and the influence of violence as creation in the art of Viktor Mitic. Spontaneous and contemporary, these are essays for those who like to re-think" --
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Canadian Painters
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 275. Chapters: Brion Gysin, Paul Kane, Earl W. Bascom, Guity Novin, Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour, Emily Carr, Christian Cardell Corbet, Carl Beam, Carol Sutton, Gershon Iskowitz, Norval Morrisseau, Kenneth G. Mills, Barbara Howard, Philip Pocock, Bratsa Bonifacho, Tom Thomson, Michael Snow, Ken Lum, List of Canadian artists, Philip Aziz, Peter and Catharine Whyte, Herbert A. Collins, Clarence Tillenius, Patrick Thompson, A. Y. Jackson, Elisabetta Fantone, George Anastasios Magalios, Daniele Rochon, List of Canadian painters, David Blatherwick,...
