Beautiful World, Where Are You?
The 2018 Liverpool Biennial avoids the spectacular and instead grounds itself in its location’s conversations
Asking Questions About Mental Health in the Arts
A report from recent Toronto symposium #BigFeels, which gathered artists, arts organizations and mental-health professionals
Beyond Two Solitudes
A conversation on the politics of colonial languages in Quebec
10 Artists Who Work between Meaning and Understanding
From our Summer 2018 issue, 10 cross-country practices that explore the complexities of translation
Cabin Fever
Vancouver Art Gallery, June 9—September 30, 2018
I Am the Artist Amongst My People
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson catches up with curator Wanda Nanibush and artist Rebecca Belmore to talk about Belmore's new Art Gallery of Ontario show, and the act of making monuments in the presence of community
Toronto Art Book Fair
Chinatown Centre Mall, Toronto, July 5–8, 2018
How to Get Over Your Homesickness
Spoiler alert: you won’t. But Nadia Gohar’s exhibition “Foundation Deposits” makes an earnest attempt
Adrian Piper
Museum of Modern Art, New York, March 31–July 22, 2018
Where I Be Is with the Image
When language fails, what can art tell us about the experiences of exile and the desire to return?
World Cup Meets White Cube
Artists and curators program soccer-related art for gallery spaces—and kick around ideas about politics and power in the process
videos
A Conversation with Brenda Draney
Viewing a Brenda Draney painting is like witnessing a dream. Here, the artist speaks about the role of small-town memory and mystery in her work
In the Studio with Syrus Marcus Ware
The Toronto-based activist-artist describes his recent drawing project
In the Studio with Syrus Marcus Ware
The Toronto-based activist-artist describes his recent drawing project
In the Studio with Rita McKeough
In Banff, the Governor General’s Award winner discusses her installations on violence against women, human-animal relations and environmental degradation
In the Studio with Rita McKeough
In Banff, the Governor General’s Award winner discusses her installations on violence against women, human-animal relations and environmental degradation
Current Exhibitions
Oneself, and one another
aceartinc., 2-290 McDermott Avenue, Winnipeg MB
Editors' Pick
the future is a distorted landscape
Deluge Contemporary Art, 636 Yates Street, Victoria BC
Editors' Pick
Bread and Bones
Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, 143 Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville ON
Hiłt̕sist̕a’a̱m (The Copper Will Be Fixed)
Comox Valley Art Gallery, 580 Duncan Avenue, Courtenay BC
Therebefore and Hereafter
Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain Toronto, 65 George Street, Toronto ON
The Big Picture
Nicholas Metivier Gallery, 190 Richmond Street East, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick
Oneself, and one another
aceartinc., 2-290 McDermott Avenue, Winnipeg MB
Editors' Pick
the future is a distorted landscape
Deluge Contemporary Art, 636 Yates Street, Victoria BC
Editors' Pick
Bread and Bones
Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, 143 Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville ON
Hiłt̕sist̕a’a̱m (The Copper Will Be Fixed)
Comox Valley Art Gallery, 580 Duncan Avenue, Courtenay BC
Therebefore and Hereafter
Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain Toronto, 65 George Street, Toronto ON
The Big Picture
Nicholas Metivier Gallery, 190 Richmond Street East, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick