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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Spending drops $25 million at national capital cultural institutions
o Des travaux de 19,2 millions $ au Musée de la civilisation
o MOV longs to leave scenic suburbs for downtown display
o Des ateliers d'artistes du Mile-End sont sauvés
o Dispute over Morrisseau painting heads to court
o Musée de la civilisation àQuébec: Les visages dansent
o Déjà canoe at the McMichael Art Collection
o Emily Carr painting a $200,000 bargain at auction
o Ryoji Ikeda à DHC/ART: Accéder au génie de l'espèce
o Canada's forgotten First World War ace Roy Brown honoured in his hometown



Spending drops $25 million at national capital cultural institutions
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 The federal government spent $25 million less to run and maintain cultural institutions in the National 
Capital Region in 2011-12 than it did two years earlier, according to the 2012 Public Accounts. More/LIRE 
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Des travaux de 19,2 millions $ au Musée de la civilisation
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Le Musée de la civilisation de Québec, qui célébrera son 25e anniversaire en 2013, a entrepris des 
travaux de réfection majeurs dont la facture est estimée à 19,2 millions $. L'humidité générée par le fleuve 
ainsi que le vent ont endommagéprématurément les façades du bâtiment vanté pour ses qualités 
architecturales. More/LIRE PLUS

MOV longs to leave scenic suburbs for downtown display
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 The Museum of Vancouver has a problem. Despite an award-winning rebranding, programming of 
excellent, edgy exhibitions and super smart outreach that has brought a new, younger crowd into the 
museum, the MOV - tucked away in residential Kits Point - is up against an out-of-sight, out-of-mind 
challenge. It may have a view to die for, but in a city that knows the value of location, location, location, the 
museum is hemmed in by the beautiful spot where it sits. More/LIRE PLUS

Des ateliers d'artistes du Mile-End sont sauvés
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 C'est une petite victoire pour l'organisme Pied Carré, qui regroupe artistes et créateurs du secteur Saint-
Viateur, à Montréal. Une entente, négociée avec le propriétaire des mégastructures du 5455 et 5445, rue 
De Gaspé et l'arrondissement Plateau-Mont-Royal, garantira la présence d'ateliers d'artistes sur deux 
hectares pour les trente prochaines années. More/LIRE PLUS

Dispute over Morrisseau painting heads to court
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 Kevin Hearn, the keyboardist for the Barenaked Ladies, is suing a fine-art gallery in Toronto for selling him 
a Norval Morrisseau painting he believes was a 'fake or forgery,' according to documents filed in a Toronto 
court. Hearn, who is an artist and collector as well as a member of the Canadian pop band, bought the 
colourful painting entitled 'Spirit Energy of Mother Earth' in 2005 from the Maslak McLeod Gallery. 
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Musée de la civilisation à Québec: Les visages dansent
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Le Musée de la civilisation propose une saisissante incursion dans l'art du Nigeria, à travers 187 objets en 
bois, en cuivre et en ivoire. Des objets d'art, de culte, de collection, de tradition, qui regardent les visiteurs 
dans les yeux, puisqu'il s'agit en grande majorité de masques ou de statues. More/LIRE PLUS

Déjà canoe at the McMichael Art Collection
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 A new exhibition devoted to the nature paintings of Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven opens this 
weekend at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection near Toronto. But what, you may ask, for all the 
advertising and promotion, can possibly be new about it? More/LIRE PLUS

Emily Carr painting a $200,000 bargain at auction
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Calgary's booming economy let down art lovers Sunday, after a painting by a celebrated Canadian artist 
sold for about half its expected hammer price. Emily Carr's Kitseukla watercolour, which depicts Gitxsan-
Wet'suwet'en totem poles in the first nations village of Kitseukla, British Columbia, hit the auction block for 
the first time recently. It comes out of the West Coast artist's so-called Indian Collection, and she painted it 
in 1928 after being cheered on by the Group of Seven. More/LIRE PLUS

Ryoji Ikeda à DHC/ART: Accéder au génie de l'espèce
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Habitant à Paris depuis huit ans, l'artiste plasticien et compositeur de musique électronique japonais Ryoji 
Ikeda est passionné par le son, les connaissances scientifiques, l'espace et le temps. Créant des 
installations où se mêlent art visuel, musique et mathématiques, il a été invité par DHC/ART à exposer ses 
oeuvres fascinantes dans six salles du centre d'art visuel. More/LIRE PLUS

Canada's forgotten First World War ace Roy Brown honoured in his hometown
National Post Share/Partager 
 Rob Probert does not have a definitive answer to the question: why? Why has it taken almost a century for 
Carleton Place, a sleepy small town not far from the nation's capital, full of red brick Victorian homes and 
red maple trees, to celebrate the memory of Captain Roy Brown, a First World War ace, a fly-boy, a hockey 
player and a handsome Canuck who fought an air-duel to the death with Manfred (Red Baron) von 
Richthofen. More/LIRE PLUS








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