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A curator's-eye view of one of Thomson's most famous paintings. - Television, 2:26
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Dec. 14, 1995
The Jack Pine by Tom Thomson
Television
2:26
Frederick Varley reflects on life after the Group and his technique as a portrait painter. - Television, 4:18
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April 20, 1965
A visit to Frederick Varley
Television
4:18
A.J. Casson was "the kid" when he joined the Group in 1926. Sixty years later, he's the only one left. - Television, 13:07
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Oct. 28, 1986
A.J. Casson: the last of the Group of Seven
Television
13:07
The Group of Seven artist recalls his assignments as a war painter. - Radio, 2:08
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April 20, 1965
A.Y. Jackson paints the First World War
Radio
2:08
Rheumatism hasn't slowed down Group member A.Y. Jackson, who still manages to produce 20 canvases a year. - Television, 12:25
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July 10, 1955
A.Y. Jackson still painting at 73
Television
12:25
<p>The Museum of Civilization postpones a planned show of Arab-Canadian artwork after the September 11 attack.</p> - Television, 2:18
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Sept. 26, 2001
Anti-Israeli exhibit censored after Sept. 11
Television
2:18
Charges against censored works of art are thrown out. - Radio, 7:03
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Jan. 26, 1976
Art 'busts' thrown out
Radio
7:03
Three armed thieves escape with $2 million worth of art. - Radio, 2:24
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Sept. 4, 1972
Art heist at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Radio
2:24
Peter Gzowski learns about newly discovered sketches of the 1917 explosion in Halifax harbour. - Radio, 10:12
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Dec. 6, 1990
Arthur Lismer and the Halifax Explosion
Radio
10:12
Police arrest Toronto artist Eli Langer under a new child pornography law. - Radio, 2:04
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Dec. 21, 1993
Artist busted for child pornography
Radio
2:04
In the 1960s, police busted a gallery owner for an installation of nudes. More recently, when an artist filmed a cat being killed and eaten, the artist was locked up. Even if the country's definition of obscenity has transformed over time, for decades the debate has stayed the same: Is art censorship an act thwarting obscenity or an Orwellian control?
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Topic spans: 1965-2002
Artists Busted: Censorship in Canada
Topic
9 television clips
9 radio clips
Le Refus global is hailed as the founding document of modern Quebec society. - Television, 0:47
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May 12, 1998
Automatists are celebrated 50 years later
Television
0:47
Artists who sign le Refus global manifesto also come under attack. - Radio, 8:37
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Jan. 26, 1982
Automatists suffer backlash
Radio
8:37
A gallery is mobbed as Casson's latest works go on the market. - Radio, 4:29
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Nov. 19, 1968
Buyers clamour for new A.J. Casson paintings
Radio
4:29
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May 20, 1970
Canada's first comic book store
Television
2:24
<span>The <a href=http://www.virtualmuseum.ca target=_blank>Virtual Museum of Canada</a> is a unique interactive space that brings Canadian museum collections and artifacts together in thought-provoking online exhibits. In May 2010, the museum launched <a href=http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/treasures target=_blank>Canada's Got Treasures!</a>, an exhibit that shines the spotlight on some of the most exciting artifacts from various museum collections across Canada. CBC Digital Archives presents a trove of stories about these treasures, adding new content as the museum unveils its featured treasures throughout the summer and fall of 2010.</span>
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Topic spans: 2010
Canada's Got Treasures!
Topic
15 television clips
7 radio clips
After more than a century, Canadian comics and cartoonists are recognized with an award to call their own. - Radio, 1:49
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May 28, 2005
Canadian comics finally get their due
Radio
1:49
A report on the opening of a major exhibit of Canadian Depression-era painters. - Radio, 17:45
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Jan. 31, 1975
Canadian painting in the '30s
Radio
17:45
Photographer Lynn Ball talks about one of his more famous election photos of Trudeau. - Radio, 3:03
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Nov. 28, 2005
Capturing the photo
Radio
3:03
Jesse Power goes to court for an art video statement against meat eaters. - Television, 1:34
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March 28, 2002
Cat killer case
Television
1:34
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