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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o The perpetual crisis at Toronto's Power Plant gallery
o Galerie de Bellefeuille: les génies du photoréalisme
o How the arts in Canada lost its mojo
o Alexandre Taillefer: accro à l'art contemporain
o Début d'un cycle populaire - Kent Monkman revisite la statuaire monumentale avec Miss America
o 6 design firms vying for WAG Inuit art centre
o Une exposition sur l'art africain au MCQ
o A graffitist who works on the city's dime
o Major partnership renewals will continue to bring world-class Art to the AGA
o The Canada Science and Technology Museum wants your kitchen appliances

The perpetual crisis at Toronto's Power Plant gallery
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 There's always something happening at The Power Plant in Toronto, and has been ever since its founding 
25 years ago on the Lake Ontario waterfront as the most influential not-for-profit exhibitor of contemporary 
art in Canada. And sometimes the fuss actually has to do with the art. More/LIRE PLUS

Galerie de Bellefeuille: les génies du photoréalisme
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Style de peinture qui a pris son essor dans les années 60, le photoréalisme consiste à reproduire le plus 
fidèlement possible sur une toile la «réalité» perçue par un appareil photographique. La galerie de 
Bellefeuille a travaillé plus d'un an pour rassembler les oeuvres de 60 peintres photoréalistes parmi les 
meilleurs du monde. More/LIRE PLUS

How the arts in Canada lost its mojo
Rabble Share/Partager 
 Talk within Canada's arts communities today has become as predictable as office politics, a projection of 
disengaged management fueled by personal anxieties. Discussions revolve vaguely around the need for 
'interpretive creativity' and 'strategic innovation,' and, naively, for more public funding. This is a huge 
problem for the industry's future. More/LIRE PLUS

Alexandre Taillefer: accro à l'art contemporain
La Presse Share/Partager 
 À 5 ans, Alexandre Taillefer lisait les cotes de la Bourse. À 14 ans, il lançait sa première entreprise: la 
disco mobile Klaxon. Et à 18 ans, il achetait sa première toile. Aujourd'hui, le nouveau président du C.A. du 
Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal possède une importante collection avec laquelle il cohabite 
intensément, au bureau comme à la maison. More/LIRE PLUS

Début d'un cycle populaire - Kent Monkman revisite la statuaire monumentale avec Miss America
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Artiste multidisciplinaire d'origine crie, Kent Monkman nous ensorcelle depuis plusieurs années à coups 
d'installations qui refont l'histoire. À la base de son travail, un motif récurrent et peut-être bien nécessaire: 
réévaluer la représentation dans l'art des peuples autochtones et, par conséquent, dans la mémoire 
collective. More/LIRE PLUS 

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6 design firms vying for WAG Inuit art centre
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 The Winnipeg Art Gallery has shortlisted six architectural teams from Canada, the United States and 
Japan for the design of its Inuit Art and Learning Centre, to be erected next door to its current building. The 
teams will prepare expanded proposals, make presentations to the selection committee and vie for the 
contract to design the building. More/LIRE PLUS

Une exposition sur l'art africain au MCQ
La Presse Canadienne Share/Partager 
 Consacrée aux «Arts du Nigeria dans les collections privées françaises», la prochaine exposition du 
Musée de la civilisation de Québec sera «unique au monde», assure son directeur général, Michel Côté. 
Très connu en France depuis qu'il a dirigé l'ambitieux projet de Musée des Confluences de Lyon, Michel 
Côté a profité de la tenue de «Parcours des mondes» à Paris pour faire la promotion de l'exposition. 
More/LIRE PLUS

A graffitist who works on the city's dime
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 On a humid morning recently, the acclaimed British visual artist Mark Titchner was strolling down Queen 
West toward his new studio at the Art Gallery of Ontario, battling a case of jet lag while taking in the area's 
'organic' graffiti mural scene. "There's actually a lot of stuff up on the walls here," he observed, "actually 
more than in London." More/LIRE PLUS

Major partnership renewals will continue to bring world-class Art to the AGA
Art Daily Share/Partager 
 Albertans will continue to enjoy Canada's national art treasures for another three (3) years. The Art Gallery 
of Alberta, along with the National Gallery of Canada (NGC), announced that their partnership has been 
renewed for 2013-2015. Known as The National Gallery of Canada at the Art Gallery of Alberta, or 
NGC at AGA, this exciting initiative will continue to allow AGA Members and visitors to enjoy presentations 
of work by prominent Canadian and international artists-from contemporary art in all media to old masters. 
More/LIRE PLUS

The Canada Science and Technology Museum wants your kitchen appliances
OpenFile Ottawa Share/Partager 
 Well, not literally. They probably have their own microwaves and slow cookers and toasters that leave 
smiley-face imprints in your bread. Rather, the museum wants to know what 21st century kitchen 
appliances they should preserve for future generations. More/LIRE PLUS

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