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2019

39:2/40:1

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Dedication-Dédication   

Elaine Cheasley Paterson and Susan Surette 

Tribute-Hommage

  • To Dr. Sandra Elaine Alfoldy | À Sandra Elaine Alfoldy (Ph. D.)
    Denis Longchamps 

Editorial-Éditorial

Martha Langford

Guest Editorial-Éditorial Invité 

  • Introduction to Special Issue on Craft: The Canadian Craft Biennial 
    Elaine Cheasley Paterson and Susan Surette 

Articles 

  • Tracing Craft – Labour, Creativity, and Sustainability in the Home Arts Movement
    Elaine Cheasley Paterson
  • Marketing Indigenous Craft: A Kanien’kehá:ka Silk Patchwork Quilt 
    Lisa Binkley
  • La Toundra Life: Marketing Identities in Craft
    Susan Surette 
  • Celebration or Craftsploitation? Cultural Diplomacy, Marketing, and Coast Salish Knitting
    Elizabeth Kalbfleisch 
  • Manoeuvering for Markets: One of a Kind Craft Show and the Professionalization of Canadian Craft
    Akycha Surette 
  • Managing Marginalized Material in the Craft Marketplace
    Mia Hunt 
  • “Making Craft Visible”? The Complicated Relationship Between Photography, Instagram, and Domestic Fibre-Craft
    Shannon Black 
  • Crafting Kindness
    Sandra Alfoldy 

Reviews-Comptes Rendus 

  • Alla Myzalev, ed., Exhibiting Craft and Design: Transgressing the White Cube Paradigm, 1930–Present
    Rachel Gotleib 
  • Susan Luckman and Nicola Thomas, eds., Craft Economies
    Mia Hunt 
  • Ezra Shales, The Shape of Craft
    Denis Longchamps 
  • Julia Bryan-Wilson, Fray: Art and Textile Politics
    Barbara Wisnoski 
  • Stephen Knott, Amateur Craft: History and Theory
    Molly-Claire Gillett 

Exhibition Reviews-Comptes Rendus D’expositions 

  • Craft in Context: The Inaugural Canadian Craft Biennial
    Maggie Mills 
  • Can Craft? Craft Can! Canadian Craft Biennial, Art Gallery of Burlington, 19 August – 29 October 2017
    Kathy Kranias 
  • Crafting the Future: A National Student Exhibition, Ontario College of Art and Design University, 16–23 September 2017
    Maggie Mills

40:2

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Tribute-Hommage

Leslie Dawn: Art Historian, Contrarian, Colleague / Leslie Dawn : Historien de l’art, anticonformiste, collègue 
John O'Brian

Editorial-Éditorial

Martha Langford

Articles

  • Standpoint: Canadian Art History, Indigenous Sovereignty, and Settler Positionality
    Kristina Huneault
  • Displaying Settler, National and Imperial Identities in Early Twentieth Century Art Exhibitions
    Leslie Dawn and Damian Skinner
  • David Ross McCord: Settler-colonial Collector 
    Anne Whitelaw
  • Neither Indigenous nor Settler: Reading the Self-care/Hair Care of Enslaved African Men in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-century Canadian and Jamaican Fugitive Slave Advertisements 
    Charmaine A. Nelson

 

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