Canadian Art

Reviews / February 21, 2019

Vincent Meessen

Leonard and Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Montreal, November 17, 2018, to February 23, 2019

by Michael Nardone

Interviews / February 20, 2019

A Story as Old as Money

Photojournalist and artist Chris Donovan discusses his observations on industrial capitalism and poverty

by Christiana Myers

Essays / February 19, 2019

A Feminist Diary

So much feminist thinking tells us to be wary of visual pleasure. But for some artists, taking pleasure in the painted surface is as political as it is recuperative

by Aruna D’Souza

Reviews / February 14, 2019

Jordan Bennett

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, December 1, 2018, to March 31, 2019

by Ray Cronin

Who Will Win the Next Sobey Art Award?

Nominations are now open, and must be received by March 1, 2019

Presented by National Gallery of Canada

news

News Roundup: Kent Monkman Joins Glenbow Museum Board, and More

Canadian Museum Plans Exhibition on Menstruation

BC Arts Council Gets $15 Million Boost in New Budget

Longlist Announced for New Generation Photo Award

Extreme Winter Weather Closes Galleries and Museums

Features / August 14, 2018

The Curtain Sweeps Down

One of the best-selling novels in modern Turkey was published in 1950 under a male pseudonym. Here, the story of the young translator who kept her work secret for decades, but influenced a generation

by Erdem Taşdelen

Features / February 12, 2019

On the Complexity of Cripping the Arts

It's time for inclusion to mean more than checking a box. A recent symposium showed why

by Christiana Myers

Essays / February 4, 2019

Touch It

When I stopped making clothes, I started exploring textiles in a different way

by Jeremy Laing

Reviews / January 24, 2019

Lois Andison

BMO Project Room, Toronto, January 16 to November 29, 2019

by Christiana Myers

News / January 31, 2019

Canada Needs More Gender Parity in Arts, MPs Say

A new report recommends that the Department of Canadian Heritage tie federal funding for arts organizations to gender parity initiatives

Reviews / January 29, 2019

Big Rock Candy Mountain

Western Front, Vancouver, November 1 to December 15, 2018

by Marina Roy

current issue

Pleasure

Our complicated relationship with what makes us feel good

Featuring Aruna D’Souza’s feminist diary, Tiana Reid’s essay on the paintings of cover artist Oreka James, Dana Claxton and Skeena Reece’s dialogues on art-making, Caleb Luna’s meditations regarding the work of Laura Aguilar, Lou Cornum’s treatise on cum, Sally McKay’s insights on neuroaesthetics beyond dopamine release, Jeremy Laing’s tribute to textile materials, Tamara Faith Berger’s new short story and much more.