Rachel Anne Farquharson
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Rachel Anne Farquharson is an essayist and curator based in Toronto. With a penchant for the curious, she spends her time daydreaming, collecting paper ephemera and writing editorial contributions to various international publications including C Magazine and Carousel and online fora such as Artbarrage.com and The Huffington Post.

Recently, the Tate Britain published her critical writings on art works in the Gallery’s collection.

Blog Entries by Rachel Anne Farquharson

10x10 Photo Exhibit a Portrait of Toronto's Queer Community

(0) Comments | Posted June 25, 2012 | 11:41 AM

Presumptuousness is a human trait that often makes a nasty fool of its architect. In social contexts, this ignorant agent can undermine relationships. In artistic contexts, it stalls our access to the wide and multi-faceted perspectives that make this world so enriching. Luckily, recent constituents in Toronto's contemporary art scene...

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The Problem With Benefit Art Auctions

(0) Comments | Posted September 29, 2011 | 9:10 AM

The trend in art fairs has been questioned and discussed much over the last decade, a conversation ignited by the inception of art fairs like Paris Photo (1997), Toronto International Art Fair (2000), Art Basel Miami Beach (2001), Frieze (2003), PULSE New York (2006), and most recently, PULSE L.A. (2011)....

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George Walker's Book of Hours: The Significance of a Decade Passed

(1) Comments | Posted September 12, 2011 | 5:08 PM

It has been a decade since the world witnessed one of the most impactful acts of terrorism in modern history. The assault on the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York shifted cultural paradigms in a way that is plainly irreversible.

As a Canadian who only...

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