Tribal Life in Old Lyme: Canada’s Colorblind Chronicler and his Connecticut Exile

By Abigail Walthausen

Abigail Walthausen explores the life and work of Arthur Heming, the Canadian painter who — having been diagnosed with colourblindness as a child — worked for most of his life in a distinctive palette of black, yellow, and white. more

Canada Through a Lens: the British Library Colonial Copyright Collection

By Dr. Phil Hatfield and Andrew Gray

THE BRITISH LIBRARY — Phil Hatfield and Andrew Gray kick off our brand new Curator’s Choice series by taking a look at the fascinating array of photographs in the British Library’s Canadian Colonial Copyright Collection. more