PARIS — In the aftermath of November’s terrorist attacks and the ruling Socialist Party’s meltdown following a strong first-round showing for Marine Le Pen’s far-right Front National party, I glumm…
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Last week, Brandalism co-opted 600 advertising spots in Paris to protest commercial interests encroaching on climate talks, and four Canadian artists joined in.
Source: Canadian Artists Confront Climate Change at Paris Summit
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A vast land stripped of imposed borders, latitudinal hierarchies and self-important markings of human settlement create a single image of astonishing abundance
Source: Vast, interconnected and stunningly beautiful: A view of Canada’s waterways – The Globe and Mail
Last year, the precocious now-17-year-old Slovakian student artist Martin Vargicdesigned a wildly popular and irreverent Map of the Internet in the style
Source: Martin Vargic’s World According to ISIS is a bitingly satirical map of the world.
Photographs by Stephen Wilkes of humanity’s environmental remnants.
Daniella Zalcman’s multiple exposure photos of Saskatchewan residential school survivors are being featured on New Yorker magazine’s Instagram page this week.
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