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News in Brief: A Free Indigenous Arts Guide for Classrooms
Plus: a call to action to end cultural appropriation in Canada, progress on #MeToo and the culture sector, chewing gum as public art, museum crises and more
Canada Needs New Museum Policy and Funding: Report
The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage calls on the federal government to respond to urgent needs in the museum sector
Gathie Falk and Others Featured at Frieze London
The Vancouver artist, along with Elizabeth McIntosh, Zadie Xa and more, are among the highlights of this week's fair, which puts concerted focus on women
News in Brief: A New Lind Prize Winner
Plus: a $3.5 million museum expansion, Inuit public art, hard data on admission-fee increases and more
News in Brief: Support Builds for Censored Artwork
An artwork on trans visibility recently removed from Arts Commons has found new venues in Edmonton, Calgary and Windsor. Plus: the Sobey Art Award announces a new set of residencies for select artists
Art, Development and the New MOCA Toronto
With five floors, 55,000 square feet and new commissions by Nep Sidhu and Rajni Perera—as well as contributions by international stars like Barbara Kruger—MOCA hopes to double its old attendance numbers
Lauren Fournier Awarded Fall 2018 Editorial Mentorship
The Canadian Art Editorial Mentorship is intended to develop aspiring writers' expertise in the realm of professional art-magazine publishing
Amanda Boulos Wins RBC Canadian Painting Competition
Emmanuel Osahor and geetha thurairajah receive honourable mentions
News in Brief: Public Art Galore and More
A massive shadow of a tree is now installed as art at UBC. Plus: six Canadians make the ArtNews Top 200 Collectors list and the Serpentine Pavilion is coming to Canada
Censorship Issues Surface at Arts Commons in Calgary
First, a video about trans visibility was switched off. Then, a gallery was told to remove even the switched-off monitors, as well as a printed poster listing names of murdered trans people