Garry Weimer one of the last presidents of once-mighty Westinghouse Canada
Garry Weimer was an Alberta farm boy who became one of the last presidents of the once-venerable Westinghouse Canada, which had its headquarters in Hamilton. By the time Weimer — who died March 7 at ...
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Nurudeen, Segun’s Roots and Horizons showing @ Q Gallery
Works like my Basquiat inspired car bonnet sculpture and soapstone carvings explore the expansive horizons of identity, creativity, and cultural influence, pushing boundaries and reimagining ...
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How one research project is ‘re-neighbouring’ two Indigenous communities
In collaboration with the Art Gallery of Hamilton, we are working to bring a collection of soapstone carvings created by recovering tuberculosis patients during their long convalescence in ...
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Local art event platforms Indigenous and unhoused artists
Milton Park’s Art Hive welcomes local residents, Indigenous community members and unhoused people, offering free art ...
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Ruby Creek Art Gallery receives recognition from Indigenous Tourism BC
"The Ruby Creek Art Gallery is proud to have received the "Authentic Indigenous" designation from Indigenous Tourism BC," ...
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Juneau Cruise Port, Alaska: Overview and Guide
From pottery and paintings to miniature totem poles and soapstone carvings, you’ll be sure to find something that matches your unique preferences. If you are looking for more options ...