A Centenary of Influence
A recent exhibition revealed the early 20th-century social networks whose power shaped cultural production in Canada. But those networks are shifting
Wild
Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto, October 2, 2019, to March 15, 2020
Newcomers Discuss Creative-Industry Barriers in Canada
Even when recent immigrants have substantial arts experience abroad, they find entry points to Canada’s culture sector are few
The Politics of Sensing
A two-part exhibition at the Blackwood Gallery reflects on how we collect information about the world, through both the senses and technology
“Àbadakone” Creates Community
When Indigenous artists gathered at the National Gallery of Canada, something significant happened
Hemispheric Thinking
Artists are looking beyond the border to think about solidarity across the Americas
Rubens Paintings Never Before Seen in Canada Debut in Toronto
The exhibition ”Early Rubens” also includes new Rubens-inspired contemporary harpsichord and choral music by Owen Pallett, Cris Derksen and Matt Smith
Blackface, Brownface and Redface in the Arts: A Bibliography
Exhibition highlights the history of racism in Canadian nation-building