This article reviews Garry Neill Kennedy’s exhibit Pattison, which was at Or Gallery in Vancouver from November 1 to December 7, 2013.

Stephen Horne’s text introduces Sheilah Wilson’s Artist Project, which traces her performance involving a mock spiritual summoning, addressing collective memory, nostalgia, and her relationship to the land, through the local history of the now-defunct Seaview Racetrack in Nova Scotia.

The article focuses on the relationship between art criticism and postmodern art. The article discusses the art museum as an apparatus for formatting space and time, the basis of criticism in opinion and evaluation and the opinions of artist André Jodoin and philosophers Gianni Vattimo and Jacques Rancière. The article goes on to discuss art critics of the past who were primarily poets and playwrights and the art critic's task to evaluate the relevance of aesthetic situations.

5 artists work with theme of memory, Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff; some discussion of Freud and Modernism. Terry Allen, Dominique Blain, Ron Benner, Barbara Lounder, Caroline Simmons, Adrian Piper, Martha Rosler, Reese Williams, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Robert Wiens, Janice Gurney, Lani Maestro, Michael Fernandes