Month: November 2018

  • Habitat 1967
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    Habitat 1967

    Looking at Habitat today provoked for me an image that is as far away as one could imagine. Built for Expo ‘67, Habitat celebrated its 50th anniversary last year. At the time it was considered…

  • Monumental Names
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    Monumental Names

    It’s been a while since I’ve returned to Montreal to visit, and approaching 40 years since I left. What caught my attention was the name changes, often toward prominent political figures of the last 50…

  • Champlain and Landry
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    Champlain and Landry

    Looking out the window of our room I saw below the statue of Samuel de Champlain, the “Father of New France” and founder of Québec City in 1608. To the left the Canadian flag flew…

  • Park & Pond

    Park & Pond

    The other day I published an essay, now I have added a support paper. The support paper summarizes my thinking process in creating the work.

  • Rigging for Winter

    Rigging for Winter

    The leaves have finally dropped. And no sooner did they reach the ground than did a few snowflakes gently drift downward. It is -2C, and while it feels intolerable now, by the end of January…