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Calgary artist explores social, familial and personal fallout of Japanese Canadian internment
Calgary artist explores social, familial and personal fallout of Japanese Canadian internment
Calgary artist explores social, familial and personal fallout of Japanese Canadian internment
CTV Remembrance Day interview with Founders’ Gallery Curatorial Coordinator Dick Averns
Remembrance Day 2019 at Founders’ Gallery. CityTV coverage of “Daughters of Uranium”
Artist Mary Kavanagh’s Take on the Atomic Age… Read more in Avenue Magazine
Military Museum art exhibition profiles Canadian military leaders who served in Afghanistan
Military Museum art exhibition profiles Canadian military leaders who served in Afghanistan
Photo Credit: David Brown
D-Day’s Juno Beach at Dawn — Galleries West
D-Day’s Juno Beach at Dawn — Galleries West
Photo Credit: Leslie Hossack
Photo credit: Leslie Hossack, “Bunker, Juno Beach, Courseulles-sur-Mer,” 2015 pigment ink on cotton fibre, 31.5” x 47.5”
Photo exhibit reveals dark history of Japanese internment camps
Photo exhibit reveals dark history of Japanese internment camps
Photo Credit: Crystal Schick
President Franklin Roosevelt called it a date that will live in infamy, and not just for citizens of the United States.
Wartime art project inspired by A.Y. Jackson on display in Calgary
Wartime art project inspired by A.Y. Jackson on display in Calgary
Photo Credit: Jeff McIntosh/Canadian Press
Silkscreens were made for soldiers' living quarters, not high-ranking officers