Angie Littlefield
416.282.0646
angie.littlefield@yahoo.ca

Future Projects:
Reading and Remembrance
(Louise Johnson)

Angie's recent projects:

Angelika Hoerle Museum Ludwig's Exhibition

Augustus Tours

Check out the Photo
Galleries:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Traces

Peter Adler

Aktuelles (German Media
Coverage)

Frog Songs (large file)

now available on books page

Angelika Hoerle:
Comet of Cologne Dada

Of note: The Toronto Symphony plays Erwin Schulhoff’s Piano Concerto #1 Apr 9, 2010 at 8 p.m. at Roy Thomson Hall. Schulhoff, who was a friend of Angelika Hoerle and the dada circle in Cologne, died in a concentration camp. The works of the child prodigy Schulhoff went through many interesting stylistic developments and have only recently been revived in Cleveland and at the St. Lawrence Centre. Check out Ennio Paola’s AGO podcast on Schulhoff and listen to his brilliant score for Angelika’s Promise. Paolo’s echoes of the time period are as haunting as Angelika herself.

Angelika (Angie) Littlefield: Writer, Curator, Communications Specialist

A Literary Journey with Angie Littlefield
Sunday, July 18th at 1 pm and 2 pm in the Varley galleries

A new heroine is born, Elisapee of the Arctic!

Pre-publication samples NOW available!

Reading and Remembrance 2010: Homeland Stories

Walking with Oma the exploration continues

Draft one of the two-tiered telling of my grand-mother Anna Skrainka’s life as seen through my following in her footsteps home from concentration camp Theresienstadt to Hamburg on foot, is over 125 pages along. The research into Skrainka family history took me back to Holesov in Moravia in 1391 and forward now to Hamburg 1943 where Anna has just received notice to report for the Jan. 19, 1944 transport to Theresienstadt. In my walking part of the story I’m about to leave Wittenberge. My decision to include the story of Anna’s son Godfrey who was interned in Canada and married a British Red Cross mobile VAD in Britain during the height of the Blitz and the story of Anna’s brother who ended up in Caracas, Venezuela, increased the research but set the family story on an international stage. The two most recent DRAFT chapters show the direction. I think I’m about half way.

Thank you for visiting The Art of Dissent exhibit at the Lonsdale Gallery, Toronto. The exhibition of 12 archival photos of my great uncle Willy Fick’s works …
Check-out how to purchase this catalogue.

Aufbruch in die Moderne: Graphik des fruehen 20. Jahrhunderts aus der Sammlung Gerd Gruber …

Experiment Kalltalgemeinschaft: Die Koelner Progressiven in Simonskall 1919-1921

Having the Honourary Patronship of this extraordinary exhibition arranged by Franz Tiedtke for Hohen Art was as great as meeting my good friend MAF Raederscheidt again.

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"Tom Thomson's Toronto Neighbourhoods"

White Pine Pictures President Peter Raymont, Nancy Lang, publisher of At the Ojibway and researcher extraordinaire Rebecca Middleton are well-started on what will be a stirring new documentary on Tom Thomson.

Getting Personal with Tom Thomson: Group of Seven Forerunner

Following up on The Thomsons of Durham: Tom Thomson’s Family Heritage (2005) which provided Tom Thomson’s family history, I’ll explore subjects of interest to website visitors. Want to know more about:

• I have an original oil painting by George Thomson …
• Co-workers at Grip and Rous and Mann, artist/outdoorsmen such as Ben Jackson, Tom McLean and William Smithson Broadhead?
• Bosses, patrons and mentors such as J.E.H. MacDonald, Albert Robson, Dr. James MacCallum and Dr. William Brodie?
• Family and friends such as Dr. John McRuer and Mark Robinson?
• Female companions such as Alice Elinor Lambert, Elizabeth McCarney and Florence McGillvray?

Check Neil Lehto's website for more Thomson material.

Thomas John Thomson
• 1877~1917

The Early Morrisseau: Friends, Family and other Demons

In the early 1970s when Norval Morrisseau was developing as an artist, Robert Lavack in his role at the Ontario Department of Education arranged school tours for Norval, Carl Ray and others. His intimate knowledge of Norval at this time period has gone mostly unnoticed. Read the first article that Robert has written and ask for more if you like it. We’ll use this website to point you to further sources for Norval Morrisseau founder of the Woodlands School. Also, join the grassroots movement to nominate Norval Morrisseau for the Nobel Peace Prize. Impossible you ask? No! Read on.

Flying high with Morrisseau ~ The Beaver