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Identity

Daryl Elaine Wells takes a critical look at the exhibition “Made in California” at the LA County Museum of Art. The survey show has elicited much criticism from the art world, and Wells considers the backlash while attempting to understand the curator’s choices, identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the exhibit. 

California Trip: Daryl Elaine Wells reports on "Made in California" at the LA Country Museum of Art

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Art movements

Ray Cronin reviews “There are No Limits,” a survey exhibition of the work of Hermènègilde Chiasson, at Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton. Chiasson is a major figure of the Acadian Renaissance in Moncton, and his work includes printmaking, painting, drawing, installation, photography, film, and video. 

Hermènègilde Chiasson: Beaverbrook Art Gallkery, Fredericton

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