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The Capilano Review celebrates its 50th anniversary with the publication of a three-part glossary featuring over a hundred of the magazine’s past contributors.
Late last year, a group show under the modest title of A Practice in Gestures opened at the Richmond Art Gallery (September 15 to November 15, 2021). Curated by Nan Capogna, the show brought together the installations of six artists living and working in BC: Farheen HaQ, Bev Koski, Mitra Mahmoodi, Bettina Matzkuhn, Barbara Zeigler, and Deborah Koenker—the latter two artists have been published several times in The Capilano Review.
My neighbour in King Edward Bay, Brian Thomas-Peter, has written a deeply moving and engrossing historical novel, The Kissing Fence, published by Caitlin Press just last month. The history that shapes The Kissing Fence is the Doukhobor experience in B.C., beginning in the 1950s and continuing to leave its mark on contemporary lives in Vancouver.
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