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Nina Arsenault on the body as art


December 6, 2011


Nina Arsenault is an artist whose canvas is her body, and whose performance is her life

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Paul Bloom on how pleasure works


August 16, 2011


Psychologist Paul Bloom examines how humans assign value and meaning to the pleasures of everyday life.

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Paul Bloom


March 15, 2011


His newest book, “How Pleasure Works: the New Science of Why We Like What We Like” examines the why and how of human pleasure.

Canadian fashion designer Douglas Coupland talks about the history and spirit of ROOTS.

Douglas Coupland launches his new Roots clothing line and discusses Canadian identity


November 2, 2010


Canadian author Douglas Coupland and Michael Budman of Roots Canada launch their new clothing line, and discuss it as an interpretation of Canadian identity.

Book cover designer Chip Kidd presents the process of cover creation taking David Sedaris’ Dress Your Family in Corduroy...

Chip Kidd on the creative process


March 17, 2010


Chip Kidd discusses the collaboration between graphics and type in the process of creating book covers.

Les 7 doigts de la main, literally “the 7 fingers of the hand,” formed by seven directors/founding members, present part...

The 7 Fingers perform at ideacity


March 17, 2010


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Terry Mosher on political cartooning


March 17, 2010


Terry Mosher discusses his work as a political cartoonist for the Montreal Gazette across a 30-year timeline.

After working as a nurse for Medecins Sans Frontiers, Laura spent twelve months painting portraits of some of the individuals ..

Laura Archer on the importance of compassion


February 17, 2010


Laura Archer discusses our tendency towards “compassion fatigue”.

Ken Danby, a contemporary realist painter, speaks about society’s common perception of art and explains why it is important...

Ken Danby on the importance of the arts


February 3, 2010


Ken Danby, a contemporary realist painter, speaks about society’s common perception of art and explains why it is important to keep arts as part of the education curriculum.

Pascal Cotte & Jean Penicaut

Pascal Cotte & Jean Penicaut


February 2, 2009


Pascal Cotte is the archetypal self-educated engineer. He has worked for over 20 years in his own technology and IT companies to develop video solutions for major television studios, the first Macintosh webcams and video cards, flatbed scanners, Jumboscan and … Read more