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o Human rights museum merchandise made in countries with poor human rights records
o Le poète de l'objectif
o A spooky artifact plays havoc on museum curators
o Library card allows members to explore Vancouver attractions free
o Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame to officially open to the public
o Vancouver Art Gallery's Ian Wallace retrospective captures photos, paintings, and even film
o Andrew Salgado: Portrait of the artist as a young man on the rise

Human rights museum merchandise made in countries with poor human rights records
Global News Share/Partager 
Some of the merchandise being sold to help raise money for the Canadian Museum of Human Rights is 
being produced in countries with questionable records on human rights and workers' rights, an investigation 
has uncovered. The museum, which is under construction in Winnipeg, is almost $100 million over budget. 
As a result, the organization has launched a fundraiser, selling T-shirts, among other products. More/LIRE 
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Le poète de l'objectif
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Mimmo Jodice est le poète de l'objectif. Fasciné par Magritte et plusieurs artistes des années 70 et 80, ce 
grand photographe italien fait l'objet d'une exposition de ses clichés urbains au musée McCord, Villes 
sublimes. Des prises de vue contemplatives qui traduisent son esprit tourmenté. Il s'agit de sa première 
exposition solo au Canada. Il était temps. Mimmo Jodice a côtoyé les plus grands artistes du monde, les 
Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, Joseph Beuys, Vito Acconci ou Jannis Kounellis. More/LIRE PLUS

A spooky artifact plays havoc on museum curators
The StarPhoenix Share/Partager 
 Tracene Harvey is the curator at the University of Saskatchewan's Museum of Antiquities. The small 
museum is located in the Peter MacKinnon Building (formerly the College Building), and hosts a trove of 
ancient artifacts. One of these artifacts may harbour some paranormal energy from the time of ancient 
Egypt. "There's been a few odd things. We haven't seen anything or captured anything on camera yet," 
said Harvey. More/LIRE PLUS

Library card allows members to explore Vancouver attractions free
Vancouver Sun Share/Partager 
 City residents with a Vancouver Public Library card will be able to use it to get a free pass once a year to 
see some of the city's top attractions and performing arts. The new Vancouver Inspiration Pass will be 
available at all branches of the Vancouver Public Library starting Nov. 1, Mayor Gregor Robertson said at a 
news conference. More/LIRE PLUS 

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Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame to officially open to the public
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 Manitoba's greatest athletes finally have a permanent home to call their own. The Manitoba Sports Hall of 
Fame will officially open to the public on Saturday in the Sport for Life Centre at 145 Pacific Avenue. The 
HOF has a little of everything - jerseys, pictures, trophies, boxing gloves, hockey helmets and sticks, 
footballs, bicycles, newspaper articles and famous quotes on the walls. More/LIRE PLUS

Vancouver Art Gallery's Ian Wallace retrospective captures photos, paintings, and even film
Straight.com Share/Partager 
 It's a little-known fact that Ian Wallace, one of Canada's most important and influential visual artists, once 
wrote film reviews for the Georgia Straight. It was 1971, a year before he started teaching art history at 
what was then the Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr University), and the modest fee - $25 per 
review - helped sustain him during the early years of his art-making career. "My rent at the time was $75 a 
month," he recalls with a laugh. Critiquing, say, Death in Venice could account for a fair portion of that. 
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Andrew Salgado: Portrait of the artist as a young man on the rise
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 There's a bold, tortured beauty to the portraits of Andrew Salgado, and in London, where the Regina-born-
and-raised painter has lived since 2008, collectors and critics are noticing. His new show, The Misanthrope, 
opened at Beers.Lambert Contemporary earlier this month, and by the end of the second day, more than 
half the paintings had sold. The work is complex and provocative in its technique and subject matter 
(there's a portrait of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer). "I don't shy from melodrama in my work," says Salgado, 
29. More/LIRE PLUS

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