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Gabor Dobos, a recent immigrant from Hungary, is banking on baking in Alberta. He has just opened “The Prairie Baker” in St. Albert. For more on his story, click on this Edmonton Journal article: Hungarian Baker brings European Flourish

 

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Meanwhile in Regina, Helen Kashap will be making her professional debut with the Regina Symphony Orchestra’s celebration of Franz Liszt's 200th birthday. For the details on the CBC website, click HERE

 

 

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Yvonne Singer

 

As a practicing artist with an active national and international exhibition record, Singer has received several public art commissions and her work is found in many private collections. She is a member of The Red Head Gallery and the Art Advisory Committee of The Koffler Gallery, and currently serves on the board of the Toronto Arts Council.

 

 

 

Projections for the Unseeing, 1997
Projections for the Unseeing, 1997
Yvonne Singer
Yvonne Singer
'I am.' I should have, could have, I would have . . . , 1998
I am.' I should have, could have, I would have . . . , 1998

 

Her family’s immigration and exile experiences have served as important sources of creative inquiry in several of her works. Her installations employ multimedia techniques, often with cryptic texts to articulate cultural issues of disjuncture and perception. She is particularly interested in the intersection of public and private histories as well as in the way in which identity is constructed.

 

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