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“I should have become a thief,” Bernadette Mayer tells me. “I would’ve made more money, maybe.” For Mayer, thievery and poetry are not so different, property itself being theft, which is also true of poetry, because who do words belong to? It’s this periphrastic logic that runs through Memory, the durational experiment Mayer performed in July 1971, shooting one roll of 35-mm slide film a day and keeping a rigorous diary. First presented as an installation of 1,116 photographs accompanied by handwritten notes and a six-hour audio recording of the entire text at Holly Solomon’s 98 ...

The residents of a long-term care home in Riverview, New Brunswick, were paid a visit this week from a dozen students who made the 20-minute march from Riverview High to make a connection with another generation.

The first time Jim Schuman built his No. 77 sprint car, it took him maybe 300 hours. But that was when he had two working hands.

Great Hall at St. Thomas University seen through a new light Hanging from the ceiling in the Great Hall on the second floor of George Martin Hall is a 19th-century chandelier Bowes painstakingly restored then gave to the university. Social Sharing Posted: Apr 19, 2021 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 19 Glass artisan Ned Bowes restored a 19th century chandelier and gifted it to St. Thomas University. (Lauren Bird )