TORONTO – When the so-called “age of information” – via the Internet – was sold to humanity, few anticipated or cared to contemplate its logical consequence: the erosion of trust in institutions. With access to more information than any known civilization has had since the dawn of mankind, trust in church and state has hit record lows – justified or not. What hasn’t changed is how people have turned to art for some respite and reflection… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>