Vol. viii, no. 1, in the L.C. set, with general t.-p.: Henslowe and Alleyn...in two volumes. vol. II...1853.Contains some of the famous forgeries ascribed to Collier--cf. Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Dulwich College, by G.F. Warner. 1881, p. Xxxvii-xxxviii. (From Omni)
“This volume is printed for private circulation exclusively.†With facsimiles of the title-pages of the early quartos of Hamlet, extracts from the Stationers’ register, etc. (From Folger)
Katherine Tibasosa, originally from Bogota, Colombia, moved to London, Ontario about a year ago with her husband and children. Katherine discusses the significance of weather, different regions in her country, and traditional foods. Moreover, since coffee is a very significant part of Colombian culture and Katherine's life, she opens up about how she keeps that aspect of her culture alive here in London. This video focuses on how she keeps the various aspects of her culture alive since moving from Colombia.
On walks during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, my husband and I noticed that young artists had painted messages of encouragement and left them around our neighbourhood, particularly in Highland Woods.
Using video and a large amount of personal photos, this portrait documents the travel experiences and the unusual path that led Hans to settle in the London area in Canada in 1960. Hans and his lifelong friend Franz embarked on their amazing travels together and passed through many unique cultures and countries on the way to both settling in Canada. The two friends often hitchhiked to get from place to place, and found work to finance their travels onwards. Hans eventually made it to Canada through Iceland after hearing of Canada needing trade school professionals and settled in Strathroy, Ontario. After working for a short period of time, Hans decided to open his own business, which is still in operation today, 50 odd years later. After spending an unbelievable year abroad in Germany, I had a strong personal interest in hearing the stories and perspectives of those who had emigrated from Germany to Canada as immigrants. Through his wonderful story, an important personal objective was to highlight that oftentimes the most rewarding experiences come in the most unexpected of ways.
