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The Secrets Of Marilyn’s Sewing Kit Vanity Fair’s “The Marilyn Files” feature gives SEE’s visual culture critic a headache by Lindsey Rock

How I Cut Up My Grandparents Photographer Megan Kemshead explains how she used 100 family snapshots to create a memory by Paul Matwychuk

Smears Catalogue Life is a viscous circle for Jill and Mandy as they explore Fluid Bodies at FAB Gallery by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

Scandal in the Wind? The program for The Works promises scandal—but do any of the exhibitions deliver the shocks? by Paul Matwychuk

“Instead Of Watching TV, I Drew Naked Ladies” Fancy Lady Corissa O’Donnell papers the walls of Latitude 53 with porn-inspired drawings by Paul Matwychuk

A Balanced Review? Jill says the new ArtsHab show suffers from poor presentation; Mandy digs its naïveté by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

My Little Eye: She Don’t Excuse Jelly K-Y Jelly’s bizarre ad for its new line of colour-coded lubes is offensive on multiple levels by Lindsey Rock

ArtBox: Oil And Mylar: Do They Mix? Double Take exhibition at the Fringe Gallery might have worked better as three individual shows by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

Seeing Through Seeing Through Modernism Jill and Mandy reconnect with Edmonton’s artistic past (and their own artistic future) at the AGA by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

Art Box: Clogging The ARTery Jill and Mandy raise their (3-D) glasses to Griwkowsky and Rechner’s informal art Experiment by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

Generation Veneration? Jill and Mandy split on the AGA’s youth-themed exhibition—but maybe it’s just a teenage thing by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton

How Much Is That Tchotchke in the Window? Shane Krepakevich uses the windows of the Bay building to subtly critique consumer assumptions by Scott Lingley

That's Ineffable! Kevin Friedrich’s Strange Prairie Gothic Tableaus Shouldn’t Work, But They Do by Matthew Halliday

Darkness at the edge of town In the city and the suburb, two artists come to some predictable—and surprising—conclusions by Matthew Halliday

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