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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Calgary arts scene awaits its masterpiece
o N.S. artist happy for award's exposure
o Good news for the Vancouver Art Gallery: New chair found, and a surplus
o Ukrainian experts to speak on Holodomor
o Les enchères d'art contemporain battent des records
o Future of Casa Loma and a Museum of Toronto
o Escaping the shadow of Pompeii



Calgary arts scene awaits its masterpiece
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 In an interview with Kirstin Evenden last September, the Glenbow Museum president and chief executive 
officer exuded confidence and optimism. There was an exciting show opening at the end of the month - 
Fairy Tales, Monsters and the Genetic Imagination. And planning for a new facility for the Glenbow was still 
on track, she said, even in the wake of summer layoffs and a decision to close the museum on Mondays in 
a cost-saving exercise. More/LIRE PLUS



N.S. artist happy for award's exposure
Chronicle Herald Share/Partager 
 Being nominated for the Sobey Art Award will open all kinds of doors, predicts Eleanor King. The 33-year-
old Hubbards native is in Toronto as the Atlantic nominee for Canada's pre-eminent award for 
contemporary art. The winner will be announced at a gala event at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian 
Art emceed by Karen Kain, artistic director of the National Ballet of Canada. More/LIRE PLUS

Good news for the Vancouver Art Gallery: New chair found, and a surplus
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 The Vancouver Art Gallery has a new chair - and an operating surplus. At its annual general meeting, the 
VAG reported an operating surplus for 2011 to 2012 of $336,954 - a dramatic turnaround from the previous 
fiscal year, when the gallery was $886,080 in the red. The surplus will be used to offset the previous deficit. 
More/LIRE PLUS

Ukrainian experts to speak on Holodomor
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is about to shed new light on the genocide that wiped out 
millions of Ukrainians in the early 1930s. The museum has organized visits to Canada this month by two 
world-renowned Ukrainian researchers who have been analyzing hundreds of thousands of Soviet leader 
Joseph Stalin's secret police files that add proof of the deliberate nature of the atrocities that occurred 
between 1932-33. The documents only came to light in 2006. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Les enchères d'art contemporain battent des records
Agence France-Presse Share/Partager 
 Les enchères d'art contemporain ont battu cette semaine à New York de nouveaux records, les 
collectionneurs se disputant à coups de dizaines de millions $ les Franz Kline, Jeff Koons, Mark Rothko ou 
Andy Warhol proposés chez Christie's et Sotheby's. More/LIRE PLUS

Future of Casa Loma and a Museum of Toronto
The Bulletin Share/Partager 
 The City of Toronto is moving forward with a plan to ensure the long-term viability of Casa Loma and the 
potential for a Museum of Toronto as part of the site's future. The Casa Loma Corporation Board together 
with Councillors Joe Mihevc, Ward 21 and Josh Matlow, Ward 22, invite the public to attend a meeting to 
learn about these opportunities and give your feedback. More/LIRE PLUS

Escaping the shadow of Pompeii
The New York Times Share/Partager 
 They are poignant snapshots of sudden death: huddled clusters of skeletal remains in what were once 
beachfront warehouses, immortalized for eternity when Mount Vesuvius smothered this ancient Roman 
town in A.D. 79. First excavated by archaeologists some 30 years ago, the warehouses were recently 
outfitted with walkways and gates to provide access to these chilling tableaus and will soon be open to the 
public on special occasions. More/LIRE PLUS








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