Essays
On the Life and Death (and Life) of Dancemakers
In November, the board of directors at Dancemakers said it would close, after a 46-year run. Then in February, a new board took the reins, with a new, in-process vision
On the Life and Death (and Life) of Dancemakers
In November, the board of directors at Dancemakers said it would close, after a 46-year run. Then in February, a new board took the reins, with a new, in-process vision
Brief Jubilation: An Artist Reflects on the 2015 Turkish Elections
Vancouver artist Erdem Taşdelen travelled to Toronto twice this year to cast his vote in the Turkish elections. Here, in an urgent essay, he explains why.
What Berlin Can Teach Us
If Canadians want to build urban artistic hotspots they should look to Berlin’s flexible city planning and use of existing spaces, argues Alex Bowron.
Art in the Time of Recession
In light of the most recent recession, Daniel Gallay reflects on the spectre of the 2008 crisis and its deleterious effect on the Canadian art market.
Canada-US Border in Focus in Windsor Exhibition
Art Gallery of Windsor January 25 to April 13, 2014
Garry Neill Kennedy Continues to Surprise with Most Recent Wall Painting Work
Diaz Contemporary, Toronto October 13 to November 10, 2012
25 Years of Canadian Art: The History Behind the Headlines
Sometimes rocky, but always rewarding—that's been the road to creating our national art magazine. Now, a special essay by past editor Jocelyn Laurence and exclusive video chats with three magazine insiders reveal all the behind-the-scenes ups and downs.