'Emergency' signals return of Kingston's Gertrudes
The song "Forced Eviction" was recorded by the Gertrudes and led to their first album in eight years, “Emergency to Emergency."
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The song "Forced Eviction" was recorded by the Gertrudes and led to their first album in eight years, “Emergency to Emergency."
Article content Nicholas Crombach’s work, titled “Every slated lot has a previous story,” is situated at the corner of Bagot and Dufferin streets. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Artist accepts vandalism as part of public artwork Back to video An unknown person or group vandalized the installation with blue paint and spray paint, scrawling the words “stop gentrification” on both the artwork and the sign detailing the lot’s proposed development mounted by the City of Kingston on the chain-link fence surrounding the property. “Every ...
The Globe and Mail Anna Stafford Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Carolina Andrade/The Globe and Mail Halifax-based artist Jon Claytor had been an oil painter his whole adult life before he traded the paint brush for an iPad stylus and became a digital comic-writer. His shift began with a cross-country drive and his struggle to get sober after years of alcohol addiction. Now he ...