Robert Enright

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  Mr. In-Between: Contemporary Stops Along the Modernist Highway: An Interview with Simon Hughes

  Some artists like answers; others like questions. Simon Hughes prefers the latter. He is among a generation of Winnipeg artists—the Royal Art Lodge, Karel Funk, Tim Gardner, Jon Pylypchuk, Sarah Anne Johnson, to name only the most prominent—who have already established significant reputations in the contemporary art world.

• The Art of Being What It Doesn’t Have to Be: An Interview with Ed Pien

• Addicted to Drawing: An Interview with Alison Norlen

• Working Towards Affection: An Interview with Robert Longo

• Rock of Aegis: “The T.A.M.I. Show”, directed by Steve Binder

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  Marcel Barbeau: The Colour of Change

  Marcel Barbeau was born in Montreal in 1925 and has been making art continuously for 65 years. A student of Paul-Émile Borduas at the École du meuble in 1944, he was a signatory of the famous Refus global, the manifesto credited with setting the stage for Quebec’s transformation from a closed, provincial to a modern culture.

• The Gallery of Ingenious Inventions: An Interview with Marcel Dzama

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  The Beautiful Trap: Janine Antoni’s Body Art

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  Graham Cracklings: Rodney Graham’s Conceptual Energy

• The Tragic Optimist: “You, the Living” directed by Roy Andersson

• (Subject to Change): Lawrence Weiner and the Contingencies of Language

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  Dan Graham: Mirror Complexities

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