Nathalie Quagliotto’s conceptual and relational practice involves reconfiguring pre-fabricated objects associated with childhood by disrupting their proximity, placement and color to the point in which their social significance has been altered.
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Helping our kids slim down with healthy snacks
Personally I don’ believe that the childhood obesity problem is as bad as Michelle Obama claims [...] Continue Reading…
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miriam johnson
Toronto based artist Miriam Johnson is a recent graduate of OCAD’s Integrated Media Program. A recipient [...] Continue Reading…
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Ian MacTilstra
Vancouver, B.C. artist Ian MacTilstra uses a wide range of traditional, non-traditional and industrial mediums to [...] Continue Reading…
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rob bairos
rob bairos
Rob Bairos studied Math and Computer Science at the University of Waterloo in the early [...] Continue Reading…
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