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The PHI Foundation presents Sonia Boyce, Rajni Perera and Marigold Santos from May 3 to September 8, 2024 - Vimarsana News

The PHI Foundation presents Sonia Boyce, Rajni Perera and Marigold Santos from May 3 to September 8, 2024

The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is pleased to unveil two robust and dynamic exhibitions for its spring/summer 2024 season

The PHI Foundation presents Sonia Boyce, Rajni Perera and - Vimarsana News

The PHI Foundation presents Sonia Boyce, Rajni Perera and

The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is pleased to unveil two robust and dynamic exhibitions for its spring/summer 2024 season...

McMichael gallery explores Cobalt in new exhibition - Vimarsana News

McMichael gallery explores Cobalt in new exhibition

St. Patrick School students in Cobalt were recently treated to a virtual tour of an art exhibition featuring the town.

Almonte's Linda Manzer named to the Order of Canada - Vimarsana News

Almonte's Linda Manzer named to the Order of Canada

Linda Manzer, who during her long career has built guitars for some of the world's leading musicians, was appointed on December 28 by Governor General Mary Simon to the Order of Canada for "her trailblazing contributions and achievements as one of the world’s leading luthiers." The Order recognizes

Norval Morrisseau fraud case highlights why it's so hard to catch art criminals in Canada - Vimarsana News

Norval Morrisseau fraud case highlights why it's so hard to catch art criminals in Canada

The leader of the Norval Morrisseau art fraud ring has been given five years in prison, a sentence seen as a rarity in Canada despite the seriousness of the crime. Many art thieves, in fact, never land behind bars due to limited art crime-specific investigative resources for police forces here. 

Source: cbc.ca