Lee Henderson

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  The Art of Simultaneity

  The Vancouver-based artist Vanessa Brown works in the wonderful world of contradictions and illusions. Like a poet, a jeweller, a stage designer, a couturier, her art centres on the accessories; present in it is a spiritual, feminist tribute to accessories. Her art is there, and not there.

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  “Tom Burrows,” edited by Scott Watson and Ian Wallace

  Opening this book, I must also open the conversation of a city in crisis. A timely, if tragic, motivation for the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery retrospective and subsequent publication of the work of Canadian artist Tom Burrows is the sudden and surely irreversible lack of affordable housing in the city.

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  Stitching in Time

  Today she is a painter who stitches her pictures together. But for many years, the artist Colleen Heslin was perhaps best known, around Vancouver art circles anyway, for her project space called the Crying Room, a completely self-motivated curatorial project by an emerging artist studying at Emily Carr, intent on showing other emerging artists.

• Timekeeper, Timemaker: The Art of Julia Feyrer

• Multiple Benefits: Evan Lee’s Photographic Variety

• “HOT POTATOE”

• Tales from the Creeped: The Animated Films of Barry Doupé

• Our Lady of the Zombies: The Art of Aurel Schmidt

• The Glue Boy: Paul Butler and the Art of Collage

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