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Dandyhorse: Steve Carty talks bikes and art for upcoming NXNE Festival

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Steve Carty, resident photographer at Hermann & Audrey, was interviewed for Dandyhorse in anticipation of NXNE 2014. The article mentioned that “This year promises to be bigger and better than ever, especially with the inclusion of Carty’s Life Cycles project.” Life Cycles is an outdoors multi-site, cross-city cycling art exhibit that celebrates the bicycle and the people who ride them, led by Steve Carty. Dandyhorse Magazine is Canada’s premier arts and culture magazine for cyclists. Continue reading article →

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Globe and Mail: Body art may finally get its time in the spotlight

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Cory VanderPloeg’s Mom, Kids, Body Art exhibition, sponsored by 3M, was featured in the Globe and Mail. The article mentioned that body art would “finally get its time in the spotlight…[as the exhibit depicts] moms who do not conform with the typical images of moms seen in ads.” The exhibit aims to assert a look at today’s mom, as “younger mothers…[as the article notes], do not feel advertising reflects a real image of their families’ lives.” The Globe and Mail delivers lively and authoritative coverage of national, international, business, technology, arts, entertainment and lifestyle news, attracting a six-day readership total of 2.4 million–making it the most read newspaper in Canada.

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YEMOYA: Featuring D’bi Young Anitafrika.

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“People, our livelihoods, our planet, our cosmos, and beyond are sacred. I feel that if the work we create is truly for the people then we can’t avoid asking questions about our present state of being (globally, nationally, locally, personally)” – D’bi Young Anitafrika, Afrikan-Jamaican-Canadian dubpoet, artist, performer, friend. Photographer, Wade Hudson has had the esteemed pleasure of becoming a wonderful friend and partner with D’bi over the few short years that they have known each other. Additionally, Wade has been lucky enough to spend some time in Jamaica at one of her residencies shooting an editorial for the UK’s WIRED Magazine. Continue reading article →