Emily Carr: Dulwich Celebrates a Pioneer

Though Emily Carr is known for depicting the West Coast, her recent show at the Dulwich Picture Gallery reveals her universal appeal, writes Robin Laurence.

by Robin Laurence

Canada’s Biennale: Montreal’s Star-Making Machine

The Biennale de Montréal is a newly revamped star-making machine with international ambitions, and Nancy Tousley weighs in on the latest edition.

by Nancy Tousley

Canadian Highlights at New York’s Art Fairs

Bill Clarke reports from the recent flurry of art fairs in New York, where the CanCon was strong.

by Bill Clarke

BGL Career Highlights: Web Extra

Ahead of BGL's showing at the Venice Biennale—and our cover story on their preparation—we take a career-spanning look at the Quebec City trio's work.

SITElines: Curator Candice Hopkins and SITE Santa Fe’s “Unsettled Landscapes”

Sarah Milroy reports from latest SITE Santa Fe biennial, which was co-curated by Canadian Candice Hopkins and offered a grounded approach to place.

by Sarah Milroy

Marie Watt Returns to the National Gallery of Canada

Portland-based Seneca artist Marie Watt discusses her multidisciplinary way of working, and using objects that evoke different connotations across borders.

by Caoimhe Morgan-Feir

Taras Polataiko on Conflict and Art in Eastern Ukraine

Ukrainian-Canadian artist Taras Polataiko speaks about the current cultural climate in Eastern Ukraine, where conflict largely overshadows art-making.

by David Balzer

Mathieu Beauséjour Discusses his Canadian Career

Although he has garnered international success, Montreal-based multimedia artist Mathieu Beauséjour remains virtually unknown in English Canada—for now.

by R.M. Vaughan

Unnoticed Truths: Zin Taylor’s European Adventure

Brussels-based Canadian artist Zin Taylor explores unexpected histories of alignments, ending up in the most surprising places.

by David Macfarlane

Six Great Spring Art Reads

The new year brings freshly released books. Here are some recent publications we recommend.