Born in 1942, the artist Joe Fafard was raised in the prairie farmlands of Saskatchewan, the son of 11th-generation French Canadian parents. Fafard, who died in 2019, homed in on the specificities and ...

Joe Fafard was a Canadian artist known for his bronze sculptures that often depicted Saskatchewan surroundings. He was associated with the Funk art movement. Born in 1942 in Ste. Marthe, Saskatchewan, ...

Canadian-born and UK-based bass player Antoine has been releasing original instrumental music since the late 1990s. He actualises his musical vision with harmonic and melodic elements that are mostly ...

Joe Fafard, the acclaimed Canadian sculptor and painter who made art inspired by the Prairie landscape, its people and animals – most famously its cows – died on Saturday. He was 76. “I cannot say ...

After dedicating several years to advancing the mission of the Museum of Science & History (MOSH), CEO Bruce Fafard has announced his intent to retire in February 2024. Fafard’s retirement marks the ...

An unanticipated surprise in the form of a new album is always welcome. And the star-studded cast of jazz, jazz fusion and progressive rock performers here is somewhat of an eye-opener, especially ...

The internationally renowned visual artist Joe Fafard has died at his Lumsden home early Saturday morning. After losing his battle with cancer, Fafard passed away peacefully and surrounded by family ...

When he’s asked to describe his most recent work, famed sculptor Joe Fafard often has to stand on the balls of his feet and reach high into the air. Such is the case with the project underway at his ...

Bulls, cows and horses in bronze,the province's oldest man in clay — Joe Fafard's sculptures are rooted in rural Saskatchewan. Yet aretrospective of the work ofthe province'smost famous sculptor that ...

Joe Fafard's sculptures are displayed in major galleries and public spaces across Canada but one of his latest pieces has landed the Prairie artist in hot water. The acclaimed artist's depiction of ...

“Let’s build incongruous and problematic assemblages… The artist dislodges the authority of ownership and expertise that the custodian holds onto.