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Our featured artist today is Alexandre Evgrafov, who like many artists, has quite the interesting path. He was born in Baku, Azerbaijan, where his father was a key figure in his childhood and went on to be the main inspiration for his works. When he was 17, he moved to Saint  Petersburg, Russia to study… Read More

There are two unsung heroes of 20th century American art whose bright colors captivate and inspire. Peter Max and LeRoy Neiman are two artists with a knack for making the most of the color wheel. Neiman, an American Impressionist who focused on screen printing and paintings of sporting events and culture, and Max, a German… Read More

Nobody can forget the tragic events that unfolded on April 6th, 2018. A community and a nation were devastated at the news of a tragic bus crash that killed 16 Humboldt Broncos hockey players, coaches and personnel, and injured 13 other passengers on board. Humboldt, Saskatchewan suffered an irrecoverable loss, but the community came together… Read More

This coming April will mark the two-year anniversary of the devastating Humboldt Broncos bus crash. This unfortunate accident resulted in the death of 16 Humboldt Broncos’ players, coaches and personnel. It also injured 13 other passengers, many of whom are still recovering from their injuries.   For many, the tragedy feels like it happened yesterday. For others, it… Read More

In the traditional investment marketplace, most investors are focused on trading stocks and bonds, while occasionally diversifying their portfolios with real estate and other alternative investments. But now, things are beginning to change, and people are looking for less-explored investment opportunities. Rare trading cards, fine wines, and the most prominent of this asset class, art.… Read More

Pop culture perpetuates and reflects what we deem significant and worthy of our attention. But what exactly is pop culture? Pop culture refers to the “traditions and material culture of a particular society.” — ThoughtCo.  These traditions and material culture are commonly produced by movies, TV shows, comics, music, video games, fashion, and technology, among… Read More

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