What Tom Thomson Saw by Joanne Tod

What Tom Thomson Saw <span>by Joanne Tod</span>The cover of the November 2010 issue of The Walrus. Artist: Joanne Tod is a Toronto based artist with paintings hanging in the National Gallery of Canada. Read her interview with Walrus art director Brian Morgan about the making of this cover here. Cover prints are exclusive, professionally printed copies of our award winning magazine covers. These custom ordered prints include cover art and the Walrus wordmark, but are free of all other decoration.

Kathy Cook asks what has made the conflict in Darfur so difficult to defuse

Jeet Heer explores Stuart McLean’s kind-hearted universe

Robin Collyer

The cover of the June 2007 issue of The Walrus

Description: This lithograph plays on the legend of Kiviuq

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Louie Palu meditates on the closing of Guantánamo Bay

Jennifer Welsh examines the messy state of Canada’s foreign policy

Rita Leistner photographs loggers in central Quebec

Paul Giamatti

Michael Winter relives his fall into an incinerator

Marci McDonald reports on the politics of the “Calgary School” and its ties to Stephen Harper’s Conservatives