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From global art superstar Kent Monkman and his long-time collaborator Gisèle Gordon
Printed in Truro
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but she still doesn’t know what’s hidden in the woven basket her nukumi keeps in the attic
On the Matter of Memory: The Drawings of Harold Cromwell maud From global art superstar KentBorn in 1919 in the Black community of Weymouth Falls, Nova Scotia, Harold Cromwell was a descendant of the Black Loyalists who settled in the area in 1783. He was also a prolific folk artist with an acute talent for observation. His meticulous, textured pen and ink illustrations drawn on everything from cupboard doors and scraps of paper to Royal Chinet paper plates capture his responses to the experience growing up in rural Nova Scotia. For over 50
