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From the archives:
“ADD, Adderall, & Me” for the Globe and Mail, Facts & Arguments, 2016
AD: Ming Wong
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Talking with Cancer | November 17, 2015
Illustration for François Moi’s article in the Globe and Mail.
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Globe and Mail Illustration 6 | April 8, 2016
Vector illustration for Connor Robinson’s article “As younger Nova Scotians find their own paths, grannies are left behind” in today’s @globeandmail
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A Bug Hugger’s Confession | January 20, 2016
Illustration for Zakiya Kassam’s article “Cockroaches are tolerated in my home. They’re self-sufficient, social critters I’ve come to respect” in today’s @globeandmail.
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When Sharing Is Learning | December 23, 2015
Illustration for Cécile Levasseur-Daoust’s article “Sharing my favourite Christmas story with my grandson enlightened us both” in today’s @globeandmail.
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THE ECONOMIC IMPERATIVE FOR INVESTING IN ARTS AND CULTURE
“We have to stop thinking about arts and culture as simply nice-to-haves. They are just as important as well-maintained roads and bridges. By giving us the chance to stimulate our minds with new ideas and experiences, they give us the opportunity to become more creative. Arts and culture are infrastructure for the mind.”
Read:The economic imperative for investing in arts and culture
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Artists Targeted in Exchange Traded Funds Advertorial
A mobile phone shot of the Globe advertorial featuring An Te Liu, which is only available to read in its print edition. It’s not often a Canadian artist is featured in the business section of Canada’s top national paper, the Globe and Mail — especially in an advertorial promoting investment in exchange traded funds (ETFs). ETFs are like mutual funds: so-called “baskets of securities” that enable…
The big brains behind Canada’s good sex.
(Not sure about the photographer. It may be Manitoba’s Purdy Morgan.)
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