David Garneau

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  Marginalized by Design

  “Touch is the taboo of Western-style museums. They are sites of discipline. They demand that individuals control themselves, particularly that we repress touch, taste and smell in order to sharpen vision and imagination […]” David Garneau discusses institutional marginalization.

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  Indigenous Criticism

  Anishinaabe artist Rebecca Belmore and Cree curator and critical writer Richard W Hill’s criticisms of “Walking With Our Sisters” reveal perplexing issues in Indigenous cultural politics that are barely discussed in public—the challenge of the secular Native, and Indigenous criticism of Indigenous culture.

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  “Projections: A major survey of projection-based works in Canada, 1964-2007”

  Curated by Barbara Fischer, “Projections: A major survey of projection-based works in Canada, 1964-2007,” featured the work of Ian Carr-Harris, Michael Snow, David Askevold, Murray Favro, Wyn Geleynse, Rebecca Belmore, Kelly Mark, Nathalie Melikian, Mark lewis, and Robert Wiens.

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  Bob Boyer

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  “Pandora’s Box”

  “Pandor’as Box” featured the work of Laylah Ali, Ghada Amer, Shary Boyle, Amy Cutler, Chitra Ganesh, Annie Pootoogook, Wangeshi Mutu, Leesa Streifler, Kara Walker, and Su-en Wong.

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  Graeme Patterson

• Painting, the Fame Game

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