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The painter who pulls light from the darkness

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Arts With birds, blooms and plenty of bats, Laura Findlay’s Night Vision invites visitors to ponder the magic of the garden at night. The exhibition is on display now at Glenhyrst Art Gallery in Brantford, Ont.
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These drawings of modern life are striking. But what’s wrong with all the people?

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By Chris Hampton Verified
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Arts For Regina artist Simon Fuh, there’s no better symbol of the 21st century than the ‘completely blank face.’ His exhibition Cowboy Poet is on view at YYZ Artists’ Outlet in Toronto. For Regina artist Simon Fuh, there’s no better symbol of the present than the ‘completely blank face’ Chris Hampton · CBC Arts · Posted: Mar 05, 2026 2:21 PM EST | Last Updated: 11 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
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Inside Shanghai’s old generating station, artists make soft power | CBC Arts

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By Chris Hampton Verified
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Inside a converted generating plant on the banks of Shanghai’s Huangpu River, visitors find the Power Station of Art. The sprawling, 42,000-square-metre complex has been called “one of Earth’s most colossal art containers.” Opened in 2012, it is mainland China’s first public gallery dedicated to contemporary art. Every two years, the international art world meets here for the Shanghai Biennale, an influential showcase attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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