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Hermènègilde Chiasson: Beaverbrook Art Gallkery, Fredericton

byRay Cronin
Review1 Mar 2001

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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.

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