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In this issue

In this issue of Visual Arts News, many of our featured artists explore the impact and potential of the communication technology we use. Artists Jordan Bennett and Ursula Johnson use smartphones as a tool to revive the Mi’kmaq language. Others critique the impact of our communication tools. Photographer Lorraine Field argues that we’ve come to view death as a sort of obsolescence - a failure of our bodies to keep pace with a plugged-in world. And Marilou Lemmons and Richard Ighby take pervasive symbols of productivity and flip them on them on heads to expose the absurdity of our output-obsessed culture.

Visual Arts News Magazine Description:

Publisher: Visual-Arts-Nova-Scotia

Category: Art

Language: English

Frequency: 3 Issues/Year

Visual Arts News is dedicated to visual art in Atlantic Canada; every issue includes engaging exhibition reviews, artist profiles and in-depth features on issues facing art professionals across the province. As one of the oldest publications in Atlantic Canada, it is a well-trusted source of information for readers with a passion for its thriving visual arts scene. Written in a clear and sophisticated style by some of the most talented arts writers, Visual Arts News reflects the diversity of from our geographic and cultural communities.