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Grizzly bears in B.C.'s Chilcotin feast on salmon, prepare for hibernation – Chilliwack Progress - Vimarsana News

Grizzly bears in B.C.'s Chilcotin feast on salmon, prepare for hibernation – Chilliwack Progress

Photographer Monika Petersen shares images from her trip to Chilko River

Sam Petersen's winning mentality nets NHSFR all-around buckle - Vimarsana News

Sam Petersen's winning mentality nets NHSFR all-around buckle

When you think of rodeo legends to come from the Helena area, it's easy to think of Ty Erickson or some Kesler rodeo stock like "Cool Alley," but there's another name to add to the list, Sam Petersen.

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When art needs an essay to be understood - Vimarsana News

When art needs an essay to be understood

When art needs an essay to be understood By Robert Nelson Save Normal text size ACCA until 15 March There’s an ingenious drawing machine at ACCA. On a raised platform, an armature pulls at 100 strings in a linear backward and forward motion. The strings run up the wall, fly across the space and tug at pieces of charcoal moored to the opposite wall. Tracing inscriptions 2020, installation view Credit:ACCA / Robert Andrew / Andrew Curtis The resulting drawings resonate with one another in analogous actions. The spectacle is engaging, as you try to work out the engineering: how do the strin...

Overlapping Magisteria: A sensory tussle - Vimarsana News

Overlapping Magisteria: A sensory tussle

Overlapping Magisteria: A sensory tussle We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Overlapping Magisteria: A sensory tussle Normal text size Advertisement There are curious scents and sounds in the gallery: something richly organic, straw-like and earthy in one room, a hint of charcoal in another. A scratching here, a soft flapping there, the hum of spinning fans elsewhere. It’s an invitation for visitors to activate their less-privileged senses – eyes, of course, being their usual tools for experiencing art. These sensory stimuli are an invitat...

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