August 2, 2012
Two exhibitions highlighting McMaster Museum of Art’s Collection close within the week. If you haven’t had a chance to see them yet, perhaps these reviews will whet your appetite.
From Canadian Art Magazine…
The Last Things Before the Last
E.C. Woodley’s permanent-collection exhibition, which closes this weekend in Hamilton, invites consideration of death while infusing a museum with new life. Sarah Robayo Sheridan reviews, finding connections redrawn across ages and artifacts. Read more…
and from the Hamilton Spectator…

Art museum marks two birthdays
Regina Haggo Reviews the McMaster Museum of Art’s anniversary exhibition 125 and 45: an interrogative spirit. Read the review…
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