Reviews / March 1, 2012

Valérie Blass: Going All Out

Valérie Blass In the Very Singular Position Which Is Mine 2012 Courtesy the artist and Parisian Laundry / photo Guy L’Heureux

Valérie Blass <em>In the Very Singular Position Which Is Mine</em> 2012 Courtesy the artist and Parisian Laundry / photo Guy L’Heureux (Image 1 / 6)

Valérie Blass In the Very Singular Position Which Is Mine 2012 Courtesy the artist and Parisian Laundry / photo Guy L’Heureux (Image 1 / 6)

by Leah Sandals

Leah Sandals

Leah Sandals is a writer and editor based in Toronto. Her arts journalism has appeared in the Toronto Star, National Post and Globe and Mail, among other publications, and her creative work has been published in Prism, Room and Freefall. She can be reached via leahsandals.ca.

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