Canadian Art

Features / July 18, 2019

Remembering Katharine Mulherin

Artists, curators and colleagues reflect on the legacy of a leading Toronto gallerist

Reviews / July 18, 2019

Lauren Crazybull

McMullen Gallery, Edmonton, June 8 to August 4, 2019

by Autumn Schnell

Features / July 15, 2019

Just Mom

My mother has never forgotten the day the nun in day school told her that she was of a dying race—these were the kinds of things that fuelled her activism

by Kahente Horn-Miller

Features / July 11, 2019

In 2018, multidisciplinary artist Kama La Mackerel performed a searing work that dissected personal trauma and sexual violence through a combination of poetry and testimony. Here, Eunice Bélidor brings to light the stories behind her work, and the public vulnerability of speaking truth to art

by Eunice Bélidor

Reviews / July 16, 2019

This Is Television

Judy Radul, Sternberg Press, 240 pp., $38.00

by Mitch Speed

news

News Roundup: An Art-Space Crunch in Montreal

20-Storey Shepard Fairey Mural Kicks Off New Public Art Series in Vancouver

New Hope for Rodman Hall

Canadian Artist Shot in Paris Terror Attacks Debuts New Work about Violence

Extremely Rare Buffalo Robe Painted by Sitting Bull Returns to Saskatchewan

Reviews / July 11, 2019

Serena Lee

Cubitt Gallery, London, UK, June 14 to July 14, 2019

by Persilia Caton

Reviews / July 4, 2019

Sameer Farooq

Zalucky Contemporary, Toronto, June 13 to July 6, 2019

by Kelsey Adams

Reviews / June 27, 2019

Candy-Coated Chemical Sublime

Jasmin Mozaffari’s debut feature film is a new take on the teen-dream aesthetic

by Katherine Connell

News / June 26, 2019

A Preview of the AGO’s Groundbreaking New Caribbean Photo Collection

The pictures were recently acquired by the Art Gallery of Ontario as part of the largest-known collection of such photographs outside the Caribbean

by Leah Sandals

Features / June 24, 2019

The Showstoppers

A new generation of drag stars is changing how we think about performance art

by Isaac Würmann

Reviews / June 13, 2019

A Different Kind of Futurism

Kali Spitzer reclaims historical photography in her recent exhibition “An Exploration of Resilience and Resistance”—and reveals a queer Indigenous future

by Lindsay Nixon

current issue

Femme

Expanding how we understand ways of being and becoming “Femme,” this issue features a profile of cover artist Zadie Xa, a daughter’s tribute to Indigenous activist Kahntinetha Horn, a conversation between Stephanie Comilang and Peaches, a report on Canada's up-and-coming drag scenes, a short text by Françoise Sullivan on coming to terms with conceptual art, and much more

videos

May 14, 2019

In the Studio with KC Adams

by Lindsay Nixon

May 14, 2019

In the Studio with KC Adams

“I've always jumped from medium to medium,” says this influential Indigenous artist. She adds: “There was a lot of things that we had to do for survival. I’m just merely following the footsteps of the ancestors”

by Lindsay Nixon

February 28, 2019