Fall 2006
On newsstands September 15 to December 14, 2006 - Volume 23, Number 3
Features
Porcelain Dreams and Nightmares
The multi-dimensional Toronto artist Shary Boyle
by Lorissa Sengara
The World According to Doug
Art, life, Lego and more with Douglas Coupland
by Deborah Campbell
Beyond the Polar Bear
Challenging new directions in contemporary Inuit art
by Michelle Lewin
From a Different Place
The Toronto-born artist Karin Davie has made a mark in Manhattan with her sensual abstract paintings
by John Bentley Mays
The Vanguard in War Art
The painter William MacDonnell sidesteps the status quo
by Dick Averns
States of Beam
History and hope are Carl Beam’s legacies
by Ryan Rice
Spotlight
Sponsored by The Fraser Elliot Foundation in memory of Betty Ann Elliot Through the Looking Glass The Quebec City trio BGL finds time to play by Christine RedfernLetters
Re: Antwerp DiaryPreview
A Canada-wide guide to the season’s best exhibitionsIn Print
Books on the visual artsNotebook
Glocal by Richard RhodesCanadian Art International
Around the World in Eighty Days by Christina Bagatavicius Artist Pick Up: Contemporary Canadian Video Collection by Kaori Otake Fierce Friends: Artists and Animals, 1750–1900 by Graham Shearing Jon Pylypchuk by Steven LittIn Review
Mots Perdus by Denis Longchamps Etienne Zack by Sean Alward Sandor Ajzenstat by John Armstrong Douglas Walker by Randall Anderson Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset by Shelly Rahme Within a Budding Grove by Charles Reeve Peter Flemming by Ashley Johnson Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby by Jon Davies John Marriot by Christopher Johnson Ben Reeves by Chris Down Tyler Clark Burke by David Balzer Craig Leonard by Andrew Lochhead Patrick Mahon by Ben Reeves Vanessa Yanow by James D. Campbell Elvira Finnigan by Amy Karlinsky Greg Curnoe by E.C. Woodley Dieter Schlatter by Dylan Cree Robert Wiens by Peter Blendell Cover: Karin Davie, Pushed, Pulled, Depleted & Duplicated #14, 2003, oil on linen, 1.52 x 1.22 m, courtesy the artist/Mary Boone Gallery, New York, photo Zindman/Fremont
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