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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Windsor art gallery proposed as new home for museum
o Glenbow Museum's monsters exhibit channels 'the spirit of Frankenstein'
o Métro, photo, solo sous l'oeil d'Édouard Plante-Fréchette
o Toronto's Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art is on the move
o Outdoor museum to celebrate Edmonton's neon past
o Northern landscapes focus of art exhibition
o 275 ans d'histoire à découvrir au Musée Marius-Barbeau
o Moore brings mixed media exhibit to Moose Jaw
o L'automne tout en culture
o Plans announced for new art museum in Whistler
o Getting 'Chubby' Checker to its new home in the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame



Windsor art gallery proposed as new home for museum
Windsor Star Share/Partager 
 A consultant's report recommends spending up to $3.3 million to create a new community museum on the 
ground floor of the Art Gallery of Windsor. But such a plan would mean city council either has to scrap its 
agreement with the Windsor Library Board to move the central branch currently on Ouellette Avenue to that 
location, expand the existing building or build a new library in the vicinity as part of a downtown 'cultural 
cluster,' according to the report by Lord Cultural Resources. More/LIRE PLUS



Glenbow Museum's monsters exhibit channels 'the spirit of Frankenstein'
Calgary Herald Share/Partager 
 Before Pixar ever got their hands on them and turned them into friendly wisecracking stuffies, we had 
monsters in our culture. That's because monsters were our way of explaining our irrational selves to our 
selves, says Mark Scala, the Tennessee-based curator of Fairy Tales, Monsters and the Genetic 
Imagination. More/LIRE PLUS

Métro, photo, solo sous l'oeil d'Édouard Plante-Fréchette
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Dans le métro, explique le photographe de La Presse Édouard Plante-Fréchette, il y a une architecture 
dramatique, très structurée, avec toutes ses lignes droites: celle des escaliers, des murs, des quais, des 
wagons, même de l'éclairage. Et malgré la vitesse du métro, tout a l'air statique, comme en suspens, sur 
les quais, sauf au moment où arrive la rame de voitures et qu'on y entre ou sort. More/LIRE PLUS

Toronto's Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art is on the move
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art is moving. Moving physically, and moving too - or so it hopes 
- into an era of greatness. But just where it's moving, and how, remain vexing questions. Formerly known 
as the Art Gallery of North York, MoCCA since January, 2005, has been renting a 990-square-metre 
repurposed textile factory on Toronto's Queen Street West near the achingly hip Ossington strip. 
More/LIRE PLUS

Outdoor museum to celebrate Edmonton's neon past
CBC News Share/Partager 
 A museum celebrating Edmonton's neon past will soon be lighting up a downtown street corner. "Hopefully, 
it'll become one of those little spots that if you're in Edmonton, go down and look at the neon sign museum," 
said David Holdsworth, a city planner who came up with the idea. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Northern landscapes focus of art exhibition
Timmins Press Share/Partager 
 Walking into the Red Room of the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre, the bright colours of the 
paintings hanging on the wall immediately catch the eye. But after spending a few minutes looking at a few 
of the two dozen or so works of art on display, it's clear these compositions are meant to evoke thought 
rather than to grab attention. More/LIRE PLUS

275 ans d'histoire à découvrir au Musée Marius-Barbeau
En Beauce Share/Partager 
 Le Musée Marius-Barbeau a concocté une exposition de taille avec « Il était une fois... 275 ans d'histoire ». 
Le 6 oct. prochain tiendra une journée porte ouverte afin de permettre à la population et les Beaucerons de 
découvrir cette exposition sur les racines. More/LIRE PLUS

Moore brings mixed media exhibit to Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw Times Herald Share/Partager 
 Prince Albert artist Tim Moore is in Moose Jaw for the opening of his exhibit Hybrid, and to work with the 
community during Culture Days. Moore's art explores the Canadian condition, and Métis and mix-raced 
identity. In the past, Moore painted solely landscapes and still life. This exhibit is his first real attempt at 
stepping outside of those genres. More/LIRE PLUS

L'automne tout en culture
L'Étoile Share/Partager 
 Pour la quatrième année, en partenariat avec les rôtisseries St-Hubert, Montmusée présente Octobre, le 
mois des musées en Montérégie, sur le thème « Les musées de la Montérégie vous donnent des ailes! » 
La population est donc invitée à profiter de l'automne et de ses journées colorées pour se promener en 
Montérégie. More/LIRE PLUS

Plans announced for new art museum in Whistler
Whistler Question Share/Partager 
 One of Canada's most significant private art collections will be making its way to Whistler, and will be 
housed in a brand new world-class museum in the Village. Mayor Nancy Wilhelm-Morden made the 
announcement that the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) has been in talks with private collector and 
real estate magnate Michael Audain to house his expansive collection of notable indigenous and 
contemporary West Coast art, including a large number of paintings by Emily Carr and E.J. Hughes. 
More/LIRE PLUS

Getting 'Chubby' Checker to its new home in the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame
Chronicle Herald Share/Partager 
 'Chubby' Checker, the 1982 Checker Cab was the last one sold from the Kalamazoo, Michigan factory. 
Chubby has just found a home at the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame Museum. Chubby Checker is 
being installed in the museum of the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame, a non-profit organization dedicated 
to the preservation and promotion of all motorsports in the Maritime Provinces of Canada. More/LIRE PLUS








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