A poem by Gwen Benaway, a poet of Anishinaabe and Métis descent whose third collection of poetry is forthcoming from BookThug in 2018.

In the Japanese anime Attack on Titan, a disconcerting spectacle of death questions the very nature of the visual medium.

“Things are about to get bad in ways that we will and will not see,” said the award-winning poet during a July lecture. And she was right.

Artists from Canada, Norway and beyond are creating a series of temporary public sculptures that will transform Winnipeg’s cityscape into a stage.

Join Canadian Art editors and contributors on Saturday, September 23, for a free day of talks in galleries all over Toronto.

A cleaning mix up damaged an artwork, Calgary’s mayor addressed a public-art controversy and winners of a major student photo prize were announced.

Canadian Art, along with Presenting Sponsor RBC, is pleased to present Social 2017: Reveal, Canadian Art’s 22nd-annual fundraising dinner and auction.

Toronto artist and Guggenheim fellow Deanna Bowen takes us into her studio—sharing family photographs, archival research and a pair of meticulously recreated KKK robes

The self-taught artist is the subject of a Hollywood biopic, but my memories of priming her Masonite boards and mailing her tubes of paint are more modest.

Her work has appeared in C Magazine, the FADER and NOW Magazine.

Canadian Art is hiring one candidate for the Editorial Internship Program. Application Deadline: September 1, 2016, at 8 p.m. EDT Interviews: September 5–8, 2016 Term: September 11, 2016–May…

Recent art and architecture installations remind us that the mundanity of architecture can mask a litany of horrors.