Kevin Quigley

The exhibition, featuring the work of 38 international artists, explores the intent to generate new relations between objects and their associations with the world around them. The works include ceramics, sculptures, installations, drawings, paintings, performance and more.

Out & About: Thetford Chamber Singers back with virtual concert  Valley News

Marlboro: Complaint asks, who owns the place?  Vermont Biz

The British heavyweight and Parker had agreed to flip a coin to see who would make their ring entrance last, which was drawn into their fight contract, but Chisora is now refusing to honour it.

LIMINALITY with GALLERY46 present a series of new works dealing with the themes of incubation / self isolation / modes of liminality / meditation / restrictions and freedoms. In a mode of LIMINALITY - we are compelled to ask questions. To mediate on how we will transverse and embrace the mystery and…

The coronavirus spread and protests in support of the Wet’suwet’en People are happening at the same time. Each requires a different approach to risk.

Kevin Quigley is the scholarly director of the MacEachen Institute for Public Policy and Governance and a professor in the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University.

Last week marked the 26th anniversary of the explosion at the Westray mine in the Nova Scotia community of Plymouth. Sparks in the mine combined with methane gas to cause an explosion that killed 26 men on May 9, 1992. In the inquiry that followed, many people and organizations were singled out as c…

/CNW/ - The winner of the 2017/18 Donner Prize was announced tonight by Ken Whyte, Chair of the Donner Canadian Foundation, in Toronto. The awards gala at The...

When it comes to securing a knighthood for Clyde Best, top footballers Shaun Goater and veteran pro Randy Horton are on the same team: make it happen. The death this month of Cyrille Regis, another fo...

Did you catch that Cycle of the Werewolf reference? We bet you didn’t.

Benjamin Hubert’s London studio Layer has unveiled photographs of its made-to-measure, 3D-printed wheelchair

Milan 2016: the old model of working for royalties is completely dead according to Stefano Giovannoni, the latest designer to launch his own brand

The clock is ticking and Jake is wondering whether or not changing history is even worth it.

The future is looking further and further like it’s a part of the past!

“The Truth” can be brutal, but this marks the best episode of 11/22/63 thus far!

“Who are you?” Holy gremlins, did a lot just happen. I’ve seen some criticisms of 11.22.63. Most of them take issue with the show’s hurry up and wait ethos. That was the main critique of Stephen Ki…

Popular Deerfield restaurant owned by Kevin Quigley no longer open at Deerfield and Waukegan roads.

The second episode of Hulu’s new original mini-series reminds us of Quantum Leap … and that’s a good thing!

“The Rabbit Hole” is a great entrance into this world and this story, particularly the show’s attention to detail — which is top notch.