“Stones Above Diamonds” ran from 24 September to 6 November 2021 at Cooper Cole, Toronto.

This article reviews Looking at Pictures, a collection of prose by 20th century Swiss writer Robert Walser.

Following their collaborative gathering at the Banff International Curatorial Institute in the spring of 2015, these writers reflect upon works of art they encountered both within, and outside of, the Banff Centre’s collection. Writing about concealed artworks, frequent returns to the Banff Centre, and the minor events that constitute one’s visit, these writers ruminate upon the ways in which these works defy their intended ephemerality, coming to embody a sense of place and history within the context of the Banff Centre.

This is a review of Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts (Minneapolis: Graywolf Press, 2015).

Tess Edmonson reviews Wednesday Black’s book How to Train your Virgin, published by Badlands Unlimited. (2015).

This article reviews the exhibition 2000 Wasted Years by the New York-based artist collective Bernadette Corporation, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London, England from March 27 to June 9, 2013. The exhibition featured video, sculpture, poetry, and photography works.

The article reviews the book Summer of Hate by Chris Kraus.