flying with McQueen

Alexander MCQueen

Emma Nishimura

Emma Nishimura's current work uses traditional etching processes to create both two and three-dimensional pieces that address ideas of memory and loss, assimilation and integration. Her work is in both public and private collections and has been exhibited in both Canada and the United States. Emma is currently working as a teaching assistant at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and has taught etching classes at Open Studio and the Toronto School of Art and worked as a Printmaking Technician at the Ontario College of Art and Design.

les vagues de Matt Cusick

Ignacio Zuloaga - Condesa de Noailles, 1913

cucumber tea

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Etel Adnan

Nora Chipaumire

Zimbabwe-born dancer and choreographer Nora Chipaumire joined forces with exiled Chimurenga poet/musician Thomas Mapfumo and his band, The Blacks Unlimited to create a new multimedia performance that she explains is about “about loss, grief, displacement, trauma and a confrontation with those African brands that we have become complicit in selling, consuming and perpetuating.” lions will roar, swans will fly, angels will wrestle heaven, rains will break: gukurahundi premiered at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art in 2010.