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Michael Schreier
3 diptychs, untitled, from the series Stations#2, Topology of Thought.
Digital inkjet prints, 6"x 17", dated 2019
Michael Schreier is a professional artist and photographer who has dedicated his considerable professional career to the celebration of both the public and private hero. Recent work includes Storyteller, Waiting for Words at the Ottawa Art Gallery, curator Emily Falvey, 2009, and the curating of the exhibition Dave Heath, A Heritage of Meaning, 2013 at the Ottawa Art Gallery. Selected works are represented in both public and private collections, including the National Gallery of Canada, the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, the National Archives Photography Collection, the Agnes-Etherington Art Centre, the Canadian Portrait Gallery, Visual Studies Workshop, (Rochester, New York), Light Works Workshop, Syracuse New York, Carleton University Art Gallery, and the University of Ottawa Library Special Collections.
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ADJACENCY
Writings by Gary Michael Dault
based on Lee Ka-sing's photographs
from LIGHT READINGS series
(Photo by Lee Ka-sing)
#139: Lady holding a menthol-flavoured cigarette
A FANCIFUL TEA
put out
the skyblue cups
and saucers
tap a ginkgo
for the tea
milk a cloud
for cream and sugar
squeeze a fall of sun
for lemon
have an oaken biscuit?
good with ginkgo tea
and cloud milk
or lemon sun
Caffeine Reveries
by Shelley Savor
Asian Fast Food Place
CHEEZ
by Fiona Smyth
Travelling Palm Snapshots
by Tamara Chatterjee
India (January, 2003) – While perhaps not the most popular tourist destination in India, Kolkata holds me at an emotive and affective level. My ancestral connection to the city has allowed me to explore it's many canals, ponds and other natural subsidiaries. These waterways are where one encounters life: bathing, cooking, cleaning, play and socializing are all connected by water.
Tabletop Studio
by Gary Michael Dault
No. 200. The Chocolate Rose.
Galvanized, first, by the fact that this would be the 200th view into his Tabletop Studio and, second, by the fact that it had recently been Valentine's Day, Abigail, his next-door landscape painter, had suddenly presented him with a bouquet of chocolate roses, each bloom meticulously wrapped in bright red, rose-like foil. He appreciated the gesture (though he carefully discounted whatever erotic fervor that may have been nestling at the heart of Abigail's gift), and while he didn't much care for chocolate, he did rather enjoy the fake blossom's chunky, ottoman-like shape and density. Encouraged by the amusement of his increasingly sentient mannequin--now named McDowell--he had set about carving a large version of one of Abigail's florid blooms in wood. Both he and McDowell found it charmingly absurd. He did rather worry, though, about Abigail's suddenly popping in with a cup of green tea or something. He didn't fancy her company, but he had no desire to hurt her feelings either.
Greenwood
by Kai Chan
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