Summer 1992
On newsstands June 15 to Septmeber 14, 1992
Volume 9, Number 2
Features
Déjà Vu
A current exhibition of 19th-century Quebec painting raises provocative questions about the distinct society
by François-Marc Gagnon
Objects in Advance of the Concept
Is there a rule book on sexual imagery? Martha Townsend doesn't think so
by Renee Baert
Considering Cronenberg
A great filmmaker exposes the dark side of the Canadian psyche
by Murray Pomerance
Vera Frenkel
Canada's pre-eminent video artist, storyteller and mischief maker hits her stride
by Jay Scott
Fast Forward
A cross-Canada guide to exhibitions and events in the visual artsEssays
Art & Money The Art Bank Turns Twenty: Canada's largest collector of contemporary art settles into the nineties by Stephen Godfrey Public Art The Final Frontier: A visiting artists' project in a remote B.C. mining town redefines the notion of site-specific art by Richard RhodesReviews
People's Art by Robert Fulford Ronald Bladen by Robin Laurence Colette Whiten by Gillian MacKay Renée Van Halm by Ihor Holubizky Joseph Dewey Soper by Nancy Tousley Charles Gagnon by Jessica Bradley Ronald Bloore by Ron Shuebrook Pam Hall by Cliff Eyland Moira Dryer by Peter Schjeldahl Carroll Moppett by Nancy Tousley Books Maus by George Bogardi Cover: Antoine Plemondon, Soeur Sainte-Anne, 1841, oil on canvas, Photo: Patrick Altman, Collection: Musée de l'Hôpital-Général de Quebec, Courtesy: Musée du Québec
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