Benoît Munger drops the ball
Howdy!
Finally, Le Devoir decides to allow regular folk to read an article about the Visual Arts. On first glance this seems cool. Upon reading the 309 word article (that does not have a byline - which would lead me to believe that it was cribbed from a press release) I discover it is all about this on-line exhibition of historical photos of Quebec.
As the city's website is not designed to be friendly or easy to use, I find it most surprising that M. Munger chose not to publish a link anywhere. For those of you who wish to know - try this:
http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/archives/gariepy/accueil.shtm
And then click on "Themes," "Regions," or "Cities" depending on your preference.
Finally, Le Devoir decides to allow regular folk to read an article about the Visual Arts. On first glance this seems cool. Upon reading the 309 word article (that does not have a byline - which would lead me to believe that it was cribbed from a press release) I discover it is all about this on-line exhibition of historical photos of Quebec.
As the city's website is not designed to be friendly or easy to use, I find it most surprising that M. Munger chose not to publish a link anywhere. For those of you who wish to know - try this:
http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/archives/gariepy/accueil.shtm
And then click on "Themes," "Regions," or "Cities" depending on your preference.
posted by Zeke's, the Montreal Art Gallery on 11.7.04
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