Photo: Marie White

On April 13, authors Paul Almond and David Homel sat in the elegant Morrin Centre to talk and share a laugh or two about the art of writing novels and making movies. The evening was moderated by local CBC radio personality and journalist Peter Black.

Photo: photo: Paul Litherland

Rembrandt was a major figure of the Holland’s “Golden Age” because of his paintings, but he is also considered one of the most important printmakers in Europe, the most important in Holland’s seventeen century.  Indeed, he produced a considerable number of etchings.   Closely involved in

Photo: Andrew Greenfield

For the first time, Anglo-Store will be showcasing three authors on the same evening, Wednesday, April 25. All of the writers come from Quebec province, so the evening will take on a local feeling. The three books are: Even the Owl is Not Heard by Barbara Verity and Gilles Péloquin.

Photo: SIx poin tun

During the 1990’s design was specifically introduced as an art form in Canadian museum collections. We consider design as an activity involving various professions aiming at enhancing the value of life.

Two of the Quebec’s public libraries are now showing works by local artists that are noteworthy in many ways.  They are “carved pieces” – I deliberately set aside temporarily the term sculpture - by Marc Fugère and by Johanne Benedetti, the former carving stones and the latter wood.