The Shoreline Dilemma
Located on a Great Lake shoreline many kilometres long, the Toronto Biennial asks: How do we listen and learn from the lake? It’s a complicated question with no simple answer
Phantoms of Post-Coloniality
“The gazes in my paintings are not accidental.” Senegalese artist Omar Ba speaks with Montreal-based scholar James Oscar about hauntings and ghosts, frequencies and repetition, and the politics of painting now
Blackface, Brownface and Redface in the Arts: A Bibliography
Exhibition highlights the history of racism in Canadian nation-building
Before I Was a Critic I Was a Human Being
Amy Fung, Book*hug and Artspeak Gallery, 2019
Toronto Biennial of Art
Exhibition and programs showcase a range of work by artists from Canada and around the globe
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The Skylight Caper
One of the world's greatest unsolved art thefts happened in Montreal in 1972. And its mystery continues
Jesse Tungilik
Concordia University, Milieux Lounge, Montreal, April 2019
Daniel Giordano
Wil Aballe Art Projects, Vancouver, July 25 to August 24, 2019
Off the Wall
A national survey of 10 artists who take painting outside the frame
Outer Limits
A conversation between artists Marie-Claire Blais, Julie Trudel and Caroline Monnet about the edges of space, colour, material and tradition in practices that push painting beyond control
“The Way She Looks: A History of Female Gazes in African Portraiture”
Sandrine Colard, artistic director of the upcoming Lubumbashi Biennale and guest curator of a new exhibition of African photography at the Ryerson Image Centre, discusses the shifting dynamics between female sitters and their photographers
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In the Studio with Curtis Talwst Santiago
The Edmonton-born artist talks about the relationship between music and art, the themes that inform his practice and his new project for the Toronto Biennial of Art
In the Studio with Curtis Talwst Santiago
The Edmonton-born artist talks about the relationship between music and art, the themes that inform his practice and his new project for the Toronto Biennial of Art
In the Studio with Faraz Anoushahpour, Parastoo Anoushahpour and Ryan Ferko
In this video they discuss working together and the challenges of collective authorship
In the Studio with Faraz Anoushahpour, Parastoo Anoushahpour and Ryan Ferko
In this video they discuss working together and the challenges of collective authorship
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”
Current Exhibitions
Rah: SuperNova
Carleton University Art Gallery, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa ON
Nadia Belerique: There’s A Hole In The Bucket
Daniel Faria Gallery, 188 St Helens Avenue, Toronto ON
MEHMOON | REZA REZAÏ
TRUCK Contemporary Art, 2009 10th Avenue SW, Calgary AB
A materialist history of contagion
Walter Phillips Gallery, 107 Tunnel Mountain Drive, Banff AB
Editors' Pick
KINE-POETICS/CINÉ-POÉTIQUES: Queer & Trans Music As a Means of Survival
articule, 262 ave Fairmount Ouest, Montreal QC
Cannupa Hanska Luger: Every One / Kali Spitzer: Sister
Gardiner Museum, 111 Queen’s Park, Toronto ON
Rah: SuperNova
Carleton University Art Gallery, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa ON
Nadia Belerique: There’s A Hole In The Bucket
Daniel Faria Gallery, 188 St Helens Avenue, Toronto ON
MEHMOON | REZA REZAÏ
TRUCK Contemporary Art, 2009 10th Avenue SW, Calgary AB
A materialist history of contagion
Walter Phillips Gallery, 107 Tunnel Mountain Drive, Banff AB
Editors' Pick
KINE-POETICS/CINÉ-POÉTIQUES: Queer & Trans Music As a Means of Survival
articule, 262 ave Fairmount Ouest, Montreal QC
Cannupa Hanska Luger: Every One / Kali Spitzer: Sister
Gardiner Museum, 111 Queen’s Park, Toronto ON
