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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan receives collection of Picasso prints
o Melvin Charney: la vie, la ville
o Legendary war artist Bruno Bobak dies at age 88
o $14 million still needed for human rights museum in Winnipeg
o Vancouver Island Military Museum opens doors at new, larger location this weekend
o Objects and the city
o Serge Lemoyne, un « provocateur réfléchi »

Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan receives collection of Picasso prints
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 The Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan announced this morning that it has received a generous donation 
of 405 Picasso prints from the Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation. The exceptional collection consists of 
193 linocut subjects Picasso created, plus an additional 212 working proofs, which are together valued at 
$20 million, doubling the value of the gallery's permanent collection. More/LIRE PLUS

Melvin Charney: la vie, la ville
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Personne n'attirait moins l'attention que l'architecte-artiste québécois Melvin Charney: discret, parfois 
même effacé. Exactement le contraire de ses oeuvres, qui font partie de nos vies et de nos villes depuis 
quatre décennies. S'il n'est plus de ce monde, ses oeuvres, elles, continuent de vivre haut et fort leur vie 
d'oeuvre. More/LIRE PLUS

Legendary war artist Bruno Bobak dies at age 88
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x  New Brunswick's arts community is mourning the loss of legendary Canadian war artist Bruno Bobak. 
Bobak, of Fredericton, died at the Saint John Regional Hospital after being diagnosed with throat cancer 
earlier this summer. He was 88. Bobak was painting as recently as last winter, having contributed a large 
canvas to the Aspects of Fredericton exhibition at Gallery 78. More/LIRE PLUS

$14 million still needed for human rights museum in Winnipeg
The Canadian Press Share/Partager 
Fundraisers for the Canadian Museum For Human Rights are $14 million short of their goal, but may need 
more money to pay interest on a government-backed loan. "The numbers could go up slightly, but we know 
we really want to focus in the next two years to get the funds raised as quickly as possible," Gail Asper, 
chairwoman of the museum's fundraising group, said. More/LIRE PLUS 

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Vancouver Island Military Museum opens doors at new, larger location this weekend
Nanaimo Daily News Share/Partager 
 A dream that started with a table during Remembrance Day celebrations for Armistice week in the 1980s 
comes to fruition soon. Volunteers and board members are set to stage the grand re-opening of the 
Vancouver Island Military Museum at the facility's new location at 100 Cameron Ave. in Piper Park, the site 
of the old Centennial Museum. More/LIRE PLUS

Objects and the city
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 There's nothing more impressive in modern Canadian sculpture than the rows of astonishing shapes that 
you can see outside the Canadian Centre for Architecture, above RenéLévesque Boulevard in downtown 
Montreal. They are unlike anything else in the world. They depict churches and factories, houses and 
farms, Greek columns and grain elevators. They speak to us of cities and in particular Montreal. More/LIRE 
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Serge Lemoyne, un « provocateur réfléchi »
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Près de 15 ans après sa mort, Serge Lemoyne, l´enfant terrible de l'art québécois, n'a toujours pas 
bénéficié d´une rétrospective digne de son legs. L'exposition inaugurée mardi soir àl´Espace création, la 
galerie de Loto-Québec, ne remédie pas à ce manque, estiment en toute humilité ses organisateurs. 
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