by Alexis Moline
June Callwood (Canada’s revered writer and activist) had encouraged me to write down my family’s story – but I felt I had to do the “visuals” first…. as I am a “visual artist”
Interview with Judi Michelle Young
Category: Alexis Moline
Vessna Perunovich: Shifting Shelter at Angell Gallery
by Alexis Moline
Delving deep into the emotional and psychological consequences of exile, Perunovich’s exhibition bears witness to the lost, retelling essential stories in order to give them the recognition they deserve.
Shogo Okada: Reality Ain’t Always the Truth at Wil Kucey Gallery
by Alexis Moline
The intersection of colourful, pixelated Japanese pop aesthetics and wholesome American Dream icons allow Okada’s work to be light-hearted and fun
We are safe and all is well in our world / Scrap Metal Gallery
by Alexis Moline
A time and a place is presented, revealing how the AIDS epidemic produced a vast body of art and humanity and new ways to communicate that are still not entirely understood.