John McDonald is a Production Editor with a focus on local news in Kelowna, Canada. He has written for various publications including WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, and The Australian Financial Review. John's articles cover a wide range of topics including local events, politics, crime, and cultural reviews.
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John McDonald's coverage focuses on local entertainment news, culture & society, and lifestyle topics in Kelowna, Canada. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as film reviews, local events, and community issues.
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Starting October 2023, Kamloops was expected to see 679 new homes for tenants within a year.
When the British scientist, James Lovelock, published his book, Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth in 1979, it quickly became a best-seller.
By: John McDonald
Lindy Lee, Ouroboros, 2021-24 installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2024, commissioned for the National Gallery's 40th anniversary, 2022, photo by Martin Ollman © Lindy Lee Lindy Lee
By: John McDonald
Cats and Dogs may sound like a frivolous idea for an exhibition, but the National Gallery of Victoria has earned the right to a little frivolity.
By: John McDonald
Earlier this year I saw an exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery in London, called Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art.
By: John McDonald
Mark Rothko painted vertical arrangements of blurry rectangles on fields of colour, but denied these works were abstract. “There is no such thing as good painting about nothing,” he grumbled.
Kelowna is preparing its budget for 2025, and the RCMP is going to cost the city twice as much as it did five years ago.
Penticton is expanding a monitored security camera program, with plans to put in more oversight.
By: John McDonald
When it was launched in 1993, the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art was a courageous experiment.
After growing up in a China that modernised at a furious rate, Cao Fei uses her innovative art to scrutinise globalised techno-utopias and the consumer revolution with wit and warmth.
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