Canadian Art

Features / January 20, 2020

Core Desires, Counter Prospects

New Mineral Collective finds alternatives to mining, through pleasure and passive resistance

Videos / January 16, 2020

In the Studio with Jamiyla Lowe

"A lot of my work can be really silly," says Lowe, "even though it's a little bit dark sometimes, it's never heavy. If I'm spending so much time with something, I want it to make me feel good."

by Yaniya Lee and Brittany Shepherd

Features / May 6, 2013

The Sage: Gordon Smith Knows Painting

On January 18, 2020, the senior Vancouver painter Gordon Smith died at the age of 100. This profile from our archives reflects on the lasting power of his decades-long oeuvre.

by Eric Andrew-Gee

Reviews / January 16, 2020

T’uy’t’tanat-Cease Wyss

Semi-Public 半公開, Vancouver, ongoing since July 6, 2019

by Oscar Domingo Rajme

Schools Guide / January 20, 2020

Art School 101

Advice on how to get the most out of your art-school or art-learning experiences

news

Stan Douglas to Represent Canada at the 2021 Venice Biennale

Toronto Gallery Margin of Eras at Risk of Closing

New Architecture and Design Gallery Invites Visitors to Turn On, Tune In and Take a Nap

Newcomers Discuss Creative-Industry Barriers in Canada

Strike Ends Early at MAC Montreal—but Uncertainty Continues

Reviews / January 14, 2020

Eric Mack

Scrap Metal Gallery, Toronto, September 19, 2019 to January 25, 2020

by Tess Edmonson

Interviews / January 9, 2020

The Pathos of Mandy

From Walter Scott, the artist and creator of the iconic graphic novel Wendy, comes a new character, Mandy. “The Pathos of Mandy” opens this week in Kingston

Features / January 7, 2020

What to See in 2020

We’re starting a new year and a new decade—here are just some of the upcoming exhibitions, biennials and projects on our must-see lists

Fiction and Poetry / January 13, 2020

The Baudelaire Fractal

by Lisa Robertson

Reviews / January 8, 2020

Wild

Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto, October 2, 2019, to March 15, 2020

by Maya Wilson-Sanchez

Features / January 6, 2020

Searching for the Language of the Universe

What happens when physicists and artists collaborate on some of science’s biggest questions? A unique project reveals surprising affinities

by Randy Lee Cutler and Ingrid Koenig

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Antimatter

Featuring New Mineral Collective’s mined earthworks, Azza El Siddique’s sensory environments, Randy Lee Cutler and Ingrid Koenig’s collaboration with particle physicists, Lucy Ives on the personal mathematics of Hanne Darboven and Madeline Gins—plus an excerpt from Lisa Robertson’s debut novel, a conversation between Douglas Cardinal and Tiffany Shaw-Collinge on Indigenous-led architecture, a keynote explaining antimatter through metaphor and much more.