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Byline: Mark Jenkins WASHINGTON - The small 1970 painting that provides the title of Robert Houle's retrospective at the National Museum of the American Indian, 'Red Is Beautiful,' is a [...]

Byline: KATE TAYLOR, Staff Lead At the end of a large retrospective devoted to the Saulteaux artist Robert Houle at the Art Gallery of Ontario, there hangs a small but [...]

Byline: LIAM LACEY Vancouver BC -- BY LIAM LACEY The Globe and Mail VANCOUVER It is one of the many enduring ironies of Robert Houle 's life. He is well-known [...]

Byline: R. M. VAUGHAN THE EXHIBITIONIST / VISUAL ARTS rm.vaughan@sympatico.ca Robert Houle at the Art Gallery of Peterborough Until Sept. 4, 250 Crescent St., Peterborough, Ont.; agp.on.ca Now that I'm [...]

Byline: Sav Kelly Jan. 5GRAND FORKS A Belcourt man was sentenced to life in federal prison on Friday, Jan. 5, for having abusive sexual contact with a child under the [...]

Byline: NOLAN BRYANT; Special to The Globe and Mail CONTEMPORARY CALGARY LOOK GALA, JUNE 3, CALGARY Contemporary Calgary, Western Canada's buzziest public contemporary art gallery, located in the city's former [...]

TORONTO: On June 9, OCAD University will award honorary doctorates to five individuals who have been leaders of change, having made a direct impact on arts and culture in Canada [...]

Byline: KRISTINA LJUBANOVIC; Special to The Globe and Mail 'Our aesthetic would be - believe it or not - minimalist,' Earl Truelove says. The statement is met with a hearty [...]

Byline: NOLAN BRYANT; Special to The Globe and Mail REBECCA BELMORE: FACING THE MONUMENTAL OPENING RECEPTION AT THE ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO, TORONTO Artist Rebecca Belmore is a member of [...]

TORONTO -- A group of visitors young and old gathered at the Art Gallery of Ontario in front of a well-known Canadian painting the docent called ''Church in Yuquot Village.'' [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Correction Appended TORONTO -- A group of visitors young and old gathered at the Art Gallery of Ontario in front of a well-known Canadian painting the docent [...]

Byline: MARSHA LEDERMAN; Staff SASKATOON -- The security guard, with her back to the entrance of the brand-new Remai Modern, was enjoying the view inside - in between disappointing would-be [...]

Byline: JUDY STOFFMAN; Special to The Globe and Mail Daphne Odjig blended aboriginal experience with what she had learned from European artists to produce a uniquely expressive style of contemporary [...]

Byline: JAMES ADAMS Eight veterans of Canada's visual and media arts world - three women, five men - are this year's winners of the GovernorGeneral's Awards for career excellence in [...]

Byline: Brad Wheeler OVO FEST Apparently, Drake is in the early stages of building a mansion on the outskirts of his native Toronto. Until it's completed, however, he'll continue to [...]

Byline: Brad Wheeler, James Adams, Marsha Lederman, Andrew Ryan MUSIC Evangeline The made-in-Canada musical, which cost $1.5-million to produce, can be yours for 25 bucks. Evangeline, Ted Dykstra's stage adaptation [...]

Krueger, Goldie D. age 85, formerly of Crystal. Full notice was in Sunday's edition. Arr. Evans-Nordby 763-424-4000 www.evansnordby.com Kennedy, Bruce D. age 70, of Mpls, died Sept. 26, 2013. Preceded [...]

Martin, Gilbert Eugene Beloved Brother, Uncle, and Cousin. Age 66, of Richfield, formerly of St. Paul, on April 17, 2013. Preceded in death by his mother, Letitia Camp Martin. Survived [...]

Byline: Todd Etshman After an administrative hearing in Syracuse last month, Rochester-based real estate broker Gerard Curre and his brother, appraiser Lucien Curre, are awaiting a decision on improper appraisal [...]

Hometown publishes Thursdays and Sundays with your good news. Tell us about your club or thank someone for a job well done. Keep it under 100 words. E-mail photos in [...]

Byline: SARAH MILROY The embrace between the white museum and native culture has always been a tortured one, given the bitter history of interaction between the two. Thus, when the [...]

Wednesday August 3, 2005 Section PASCO Page 6 Obituaries DEAGUIAR, Paula Elsa, 76, of Ridge Manor, Fla., passed away Thursday, July 28, 2005, at her home. She was born January [...]

Bruce Mau and Lani Maestro wrote their own explanation. The other three artists' billboards are described by the curators of the exhibit. Jeremy Deller In consideration of what's happening in [...]

Feb. 10--An emergency room physician will be one of the speakers at the winter grounds management seminar Feb. 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Kutztown Grange Hall. [...]

Byline: Bronwyn Drainie Bronwyn Drainie THE Walker Court of the Art Gallery of Ontario is a gorgeous and uplifting space where Toronto's glittering classes have gathered for decades to listen [...]

Toronto ONT -- The Globe and Mail TORONTO Two neophyte architects have won a $750,000 competition to build a public monument on the city's waterfront. Paul Figueiredo and Jonathon Fung, [...]

Byline: JOHN BENTLEY MAYS Ottawa ONT -- BY JOHN BENTLEY MAYS Visual Arts Critic Ottawa THE 500th anniversary of Columbus's landfall in the New World, being observed with both fireworks [...]

Byline: JOHN BENTLEY MAYS BY JOHN BENTLEY MAYS Visual Arts Critic WHAT with next year's controversial Columbus quincentenary already bearing down upon us, shows of contemporary art by native North [...]

Byline: LIAM LACEY Vancouver BC -- BY LIAM LACEY The Globe and Mail VANCOUVER WHEN YOU think of native art, you probably think of a typical late- sixties painting: multi-colored, [...]

Byline: JOHN BENTLEY MAYS BY JOHN BENTLEY MAYS The Globe and Mail FOR THE LAST while, intriguing rumors have been circulating in the Toronto art world about a new commercial [...]

THEATRE A da. Verdi's famous opera of doomed love between Radames, the captain of the Egyptian guard, and Ai da, the beautiful daughter of his enemy, the King of Ethiopia, [...]

Byline: CAROLE CORBEIL Funded to the tune of $1.5-million by the federal Government in times when community programs have suffered cutbacks, the summit has been criticized by many natives, including [...]

Byline: KAY KRITZWISER T THIS WEEK'S Native Business Summit in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the five-panel painting by the late Arthur Shilling hangs like a disturbing, even ironic statement [...]

Byline: DEIRDRE KELLY When she was ready, she took her place next to Tom Creed on the podium where she tried to answer questions from the press. Tried, because all [...]