I Do See Myself
Why the figures in Oreka James’s paintings protect their privacy
Aesthetic Arousal
For our Winter 2019 issue themed on Pleasure, we asked seven artists: which works of art turn you on?
What Images Don’t Do
The Anthropocene Project contains stunning views of mining, deforestation, pollution and more. But how does it normalize what humans have done to the planet?
Adrian Göllner
Central Art Garage, Ottawa, September 20 to December 22, 2018
Peter Clapham Sheppard and the Group of Seven
His paintings are in the collections of Canada’s most respected galleries, but Peter Clapham Sheppard’s name remains unknown to most Canadians
Remove! Replace! Restore!
I want to think about climate change outside of meteorology, and think of it instead as a form of industrial toxicity
Garry Neill Kennedy
CSA Space, Vancouver, October 9 to November 10, 2018
John Monteith
Taipei Contemporary Art Center, October 18 to November 3, 2018
Femmes Noires
Black American artist Mickalene Thomas talks about her solo show at the AGO and the challenges of getting Black artists and audiences into major institutions
Like No One’s Looking
Kandis Williams talks about the realities, challenges and excitements of being a Black person in the art world
Young Joon Kwak
Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, September 29 to December 14, 2018
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 Hazel Meyer
In her installation, performance and text-based works Meyer queers our assumptions about gender and bodies—especially those usually tied to sports
In the Studio with Hazel Meyer
In her installation, performance and text-based works Meyer queers our assumptions about gender and bodies—especially those usually tied to sports
In the Studio with Darby Milbrath
Toronto artist Darby Milbrath started out in dance—and her evocative paintings and drawings still reflect the power of bodies in space.
In the Studio with Darby Milbrath
Toronto artist Darby Milbrath started out in dance—and her evocative paintings and drawings still reflect the power of bodies in space.
Current Exhibitions
Ian Carr-Harris: Theoris: a paradox
Susan Hobbs Gallery, 137 Tecumseth Street, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick
Contact / drink
Neutral Ground ARC, 1835 Scarth Street, Regina SK
The Prairie Rose Won’t Mourn Us
Zalucky Contemporary, 3044 Dundas Street West, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick
Of Individuals and Places: Photographs from the Lazare Collection
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA), 1380 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal QC
Bon appétit! Contemporary Foodware Designs in Quebec
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 1380 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal QC
Undying Hope for this Dangerous World: Bertrand Russell in perspective
McMaster Museum of Art, 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton ON
Ian Carr-Harris: Theoris: a paradox
Susan Hobbs Gallery, 137 Tecumseth Street, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick
Contact / drink
Neutral Ground ARC, 1835 Scarth Street, Regina SK
The Prairie Rose Won’t Mourn Us
Zalucky Contemporary, 3044 Dundas Street West, Toronto ON
Editors' Pick
Of Individuals and Places: Photographs from the Lazare Collection
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA), 1380 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal QC
Bon appétit! Contemporary Foodware Designs in Quebec
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 1380 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal QC
Undying Hope for this Dangerous World: Bertrand Russell in perspective
McMaster Museum of Art, 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton ON
