Music:
From April 4 to 30, 2023, the OSM invites you to discover OSMose, a concert presented in a relaxed performance format, in the comfort of your living room. The OSM is joining in the celebrations of Autism Month by sharing this recording free of charge and wishes to contribute to making autism shine in all its diversity. Guided by Charles Lafortune, discover the symphony orchestra, its different families of instruments and the ways in which music makes us feel a whole range of emotions. This concert, in a relaxed performance format, allowed young and old alike to enjoy a meaningful concert experience while respecting the needs of each individual.
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Photography:
For more info and registration: Montréal Creative Experience at Crew Collective and Café - Canon Creator Lab
About the Crew Collective: Coworking | Crew Collective Café | Montréal | Espace de bureau | Café (crewcollectivecafe.com)
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The Powell Gallery in Toronto - April 3, 2023 - April 29, 2023, Fantastical by Shiree Jetha:
Shiree has been a member of the Toronto Camera Club since 2020. She served as co-chair to the Lecture Series for past 2 years, a Buddy to New Members on the TCC Buddy Program and is a panelist on the Image Evaluation Group for Creative Competitions.
Open to the public: April 8, 15, 16 ,22, 23, 29, 30: From 12:30pm - 3:30 pm and April 27, 28: From 7:00pm – 10:00pm.
Shiree’s web site: https://photographeratheart.ca/Personal-Projects.html
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Don Giannatti - Photographer, designer, writer, entrepreneur. I write and speak on mentorship, creativity, and the arts. I am also the owner of Visual Media Strategy, an agency for commercial photographers.
Artist Refuses Prize After His AI Image Wins at Top Photo Contest: A Bold Statement in the World of Photography. The intersection of art and artificial intelligence can be a crash zone.
Notice the telltale AI hand that was somehow missed by the so-called “judges” of this photo contest. AI art by Boris Eldagsen
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Exhibits:
Plural celebrates the best of contemporary art in Canada. Formerly known as the Papier Art Fair, Plural is organized by the Contemporary Art Galleries Association and welcomes 49 galleries from 8 Canadian cities.
April 21-21, 2023, Grand Quai du Port de Montréal, 200, rue de la Commune Ouest.
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The City of Westmount is pleased to announce the return of Art Westmount on May 6 and 7 at Victoria Hall after a pandemic hiatus. This year, more than 35 local artists across a range of disciplines are registered to share their work in what is sure to be a great weekend.
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Outings:
Learn more about Hydro-Quebec - Want to see where our energy comes from? From Laval and the Côte‑Nord to Baie‑James and Montérégie, many of our facilities are opening their doors to you free of charge this summer. A unique activity for the whole family!
Aerial view of the Rivière Manicouagan, with Jean-Lesage generating station in the distance
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Cultures & Wildlife of Tanzania, Sept. 11-23, 2023.
This comprehensive photography workshop expedition, led by photojournalist Phil Carpenter in partnership with The Image of Africa, will take you through some of the most diverse parts of Tanzania, off the beaten path, to see ancient cultures rarely seen by outsiders, and observe a rich array of wildlife.
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Books:
This is a book that needed to be written, to answer questions that we are all afraid to ask, and to help in a situation with which we are all acquainted but prefer to avoid. It’s a book that you don’t want to need. Author Catherine Rahal shares her early tragic experience with her spouse’s death and subsequent losses. Her personal insights inform this book, allowing her to provide an easier out for you. This book of lists and reminders serves to transition you and your loved ones through that inevitable last journey. This book is not about taxes, although it touches on that topic too.
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Moments, by Sheree Fitch:
Children’s author Sheree Fitch has been writing about her family's experience with Alzheimer's, in works-in-progress she calls Moments.
Learn more here: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2195343939529
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Fashion:
Jenny Fenwick bought a Mary Quant original — scandalously cut above the knee — in the mid-'60s when she was 17 years old. Quant was a revolutionary fashion designer, whose colourful, sexy miniskirts epitomized Swinging London in the 1960s and influenced youth culture around the world. She died this week at the age of 93. Fenwick spoke with As It Happens host, Nil Köksal, about the dress and Quant's influence on the world of fashion.
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