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Canadian novelist removed from Prix Goncourt longlist after AI allegations (opens the original)
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The Prix Goncourt, France’s most prestigious literary award, has removed a Canadian novel from this year’s longlist after reviewing allegations that author Thélyson Orélien used AI to write it and saying that his previous work included passages that appear to have been plagiarized. C’était ça ou mourir is Orélien’s first novel, which was being considered for the prize that will be awarded in early November. In a statement in French Friday, the Académie Goncourt said it had made the decision to p
ROM to show McMichael collection while gallery undergoes renovation (opens the original)
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For the next two years, visitors will be able to reach the McMichael Canadian Art Collection on the Bloor and University subway lines in Toronto. The art gallery in bucolic Kleinburg, Ont., is currently closed for a three-year renovation and expansion, but is lending its classic Canadian paintings to the Royal Ontario Museum. The ROM announced on Friday that starting Nov. 22, it will host an exhibition adapted from Old Growth, the McMichael’s closing show that featured highlights of its collecti
Renovation needs force Canadian museums into a balancing act between closing and visitor access (opens the original)
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On Toronto’s Bloor Street, the front doors of the Royal Ontario Museum have been closed for almost three years in a bid to give the community better access to the museum. Nicholas Bell, the new chief executive and director who must complete the $130-million project, reopening the doors and giving the public free admission to part of the building, knows all about the ironies of museum renovations. Until July, he was director of Calgary’s Glenbow Museum, which began a major overhaul in 2021 that p
Toronto Biennial tackles watery themes around the Great Loop (opens the original)
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When the fourth Toronto Biennial of Art launches next week, participants will be growing plants and harvesting vegetables along the Erie Canal in upstate New York, in the city of Detroit and on the Caribbean island of Martinique. The biennial aims for a North American reach this year, and the far-flung gardens and farms are the work of artists who are investigating the intersection of art and climate change. “The projects are dealing with food insecurity, food sustainability, looking at the rupt
Riopelle retrospective among highlights of fall art lineup (opens the original)
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More fall culture: Film | Albums | Stage | TV | Concerts The big event of the fall season is the opening of the Espace Riopelle – Michael Audain Pavilion at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ) in Quebec City. Festivities begin Oct. 22 to celebrate a new wing of the museum dedicated to Quebec painter Jean-Paul Riopelle, who died in 2002. Exhibitions include a 130-work retrospective of Riopelle’s career from his early involvement with the Automatiste movement in Montreal to his rol
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