Volume 19, Number 1

Features

What on earth are we to do with Douglas J. Cardinal? The Canadian architect shares his thoughts on his battle with the Smithsonian and the baroque roots of his work by John Bentley Mays Gerhard Richter: Spoon in Hand and Mirror in the Face With Richter's MOMA show the event of the season, thoughts on the contested roles of beauty and history in his art by Roald Nasgaard Garry Neill Kennedy: No More Boring Art The life, times and art of Canada's own conceptualist guru by Sherri Irvin The Bard Stripped Bare The Sanders Shakespeare and other adventures at the Canadian Conservation Institute by Gary Michael Dault Sympathy, Empathy, Museopathy A look back at last summer's ambitious site-specific curatorial project in Kingston by Nancy Tousley

Spotlight

Sponsored by the Fraser Elliott Foundation Eliza Griffiths by R.M. Vaughan

Out There

India: Modern Times by Bryne McLaughlin