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Music of the Week – In Memoriam Edition
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As to why all this has been banished from official memory, it has everything to do with the way postmodern historians, pseudo-left academic activists and a succession of Liberal politicians have shaped the way we are allowed to talk about ourselves. About the way we are instructed to talk about slavery, about racism, immigration and the dynamic role Indigenous people played in building a new world from the late 1700s to well into the 20th century. - Emancipation Day: Against Revisionism, by Terry Glavin
Posted: 2025 Aug 03
Tag Archives: Artists
Redux: Cohen & Carlson, Hamlet & Charles
Visual and performance art. Continue reading
National Treasure #150: Barbara Carlson
Artist in many media. Continue reading
National Treasure #122: Walter Allward
Sculptor of the memorial at Vimy. Continue reading
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National Treasure #111: Bill Reid
Famous Canadian artist and sculptor. Continue reading
National Treasure #108: Kenojuak Ashevak
Pivotal figure in the Cape Dorset print-making co-op. Continue reading
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National Treasure #69: Emily Carr
Iconic West Coast painter. Continue reading
National Treasure #66: Johnson & Kilabuk
Video-making talent in Iqaluit. Continue reading
National Treasure #52: Group of Seven
Hey, not all national treasures need to exhibit the high-brow artistry of Bobby Gimby’s Canada: the Group of Seven can qualify for some love, too. Franklin Carmichael Arthur Lismer A.Y. Jackson Frederick Varley Lawren Harris Frank Johnston J.E.H. MacDonald OK, … Continue reading
National Treasure #33: Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Looking at the RWB. Continue reading
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