Angie Littlefield
416.282.0646
angie.littlefield@yahoo.ca

Future Projects:
Once Around the Lake should be titled “It’s Never Too Late”. The book I started in 2003 after walking 1000 km around Lake Ontario is back on track. continued

Robbie “Kurt” Lavack is still going strong on his WWII memoirs continued

Walking with Oma -
The Skrainka family story during three centuries on three continents is told by a granddaughter who follows her Oma into history and into hell itself. continued

Check out the Photo
Galleries:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Traces

Peter Adler

Aktuelles (German Media
Coverage)

Frog Songs (large file)

now available on books page

Angelika Hoerle:
Comet of Cologne Dada

Of note: The Toronto Symphony plays Erwin Schulhoff’s Piano Concerto #1 Apr 9, 2010 at 8 p.m. at Roy Thomson Hall. Schulhoff, who was a friend of Angelika Hoerle and the dada circle in Cologne, died in a concentration camp. The works of the child prodigy Schulhoff went through many interesting stylistic developments and have only recently been revived in Cleveland and at the St. Lawrence Centre. Check out Ennio Paola’s AGO podcast on Schulhoff and listen to his brilliant score for Angelika’s Promise. Paolo’s echoes of the time period are as haunting as Angelika herself.

Angelika (Angie) Littlefield: Writer, Curator, Communications Specialist

Elisapee of the Arctic: Mallikjuak Adventure should be in every school library in Nunavut by now continued

Angie will have copies of Elisapee at the Gallery.

Northern News Services STORY

2011 Reading and Remembrance features Peacekeeping and Peacemaking. Expect lessons on Bosnia, Afghanistan and places all around the world, stories to amaze young people about the changing role of Canada’s Armed Forces. “Minutes” profile Ontarians in the Reserves, correspondents and Canadian veterans who gave their lives in post-WWII military activity. Not forgotten are WWII veterans whose sacrifices underlie the values that the Canadian Forces continue to protect.

Thank you for visiting The Art of Dissent exhibit at the Lonsdale Gallery, Toronto. book SOLD OUT

Aufbruch in die Moderne: Graphik des fruehen 20. Jahrhunderts aus der Sammlung Gerd Gruber …

Experiment Kalltalgemeinschaft: Die Koelner Progressiven in Simonskall 1919-1921

Having the Honourary Patronship of this extraordinary exhibition arranged by Franz Tiedtke for Hohen Art was as great as meeting my good friend MAF Raederscheidt again.

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"Tom Thomson's Toronto Neighbourhoods"

White Pine Pictures President Peter Raymont, Nancy Lang, publisher of At the Ojibway and researcher extraordinaire Rebecca Middleton White Pine Pictures will release a great new documentary about Tom this year in which I played a small part. continued

Getting Personal with Tom Thomson: Group of Seven Forerunner

The Thomsons of Durham: Tom Thomson’s Family Heritage

The Pine Ridge Arts Council, Durham’s premier arts support organization since 1989, is taking its dedication one step further with its support of the SilverStone Gallery on Liverpool Road in Pickering. A venue for emerging to established artists, the gallery kindly loaned by the Peterkin family, forms the basis for an Arts Co-operative to be. Elisapee and The Thomsons of Durham are available at the Gallery.

Check Neil Lehto's website for more Thomson material.

Thomas John Thomson
• 1877~1917

Fox TV in West Hill...

I know it’s not artsy website news but the teenage fox mom and her four fox kits in our backyard are very amusing. The wobbly little grey ones were at first hard to spot as they blended in with the earth but as they get their legs and start to take on their foxy orange colour, their dog-like antics stand out against their woodlands camouflage. Their curiosity and playfulness took them up on our deck but the first contact with me through the patio door sufficiently frightened them that they’ve kept their distance since. They’re also learning to keep their distance from mother fox as any one of them within her range gets a rigorous grooming.