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Meet the Burlington Artist in the Istanbul Biennial

Meet the Burlington Artist in the Istanbul Biennial

Iraqi-Canadian artist Mahmoud Obaidi has exhibited all over the world. But his art is rarely shown in Canada itself.

A Public Art Tragedy (and Revival) in Seven Chapters

A Public Art Tragedy (and Revival) in Seven Chapters

Revisiting the fate of two Toronto sculptures by renowned American artist Mark Di Suvero.

Passing Through

Passing Through

Grafton Tyler Brown was a painter whose identity changed from Black to white as he moved across the Pacific Northwest.

Haunted House

Haunted House

The Griebel brothers’ Museum of Fear and Wonder is a tribute to the vanishing world of roadside attractions—and the enduring appeal of the uncanny.

Take Back the Streets

Take Back the Streets

Indigenous street art is unsanctioned, uncensored and rejects the colonial restrictions of the institutional art world.

Turning Toronto’s Negatives into Art Positives

Turning Toronto’s Negatives into Art Positives

Artist Christian Kliegel's installation at Art Toronto uses cast potholes as supports and landfill debris as counterweights.

Kris Knight’s New Paintings Offer a Softer Masculinity

Kris Knight’s New Paintings Offer a Softer Masculinity

The Toronto painter has spent a decade upending notions of traditional machismo. How will his solo booth at Art Toronto resound in the age of Trump?

A Vancouver Art Book Fair Diary

A Vancouver Art Book Fair Diary

For one brief moment every fall, the VABF is the nucleus for much of Vancouver’s art scene. But are we really here for the books? Yes. And no.

This Woman’s Work

This Woman’s Work

In Western Canada, women sculptors render visible the weight of hidden labour with industrial materials.

Alex Colville’s Studio, Revealed

Alex Colville’s Studio, Revealed

Alex Colville's studio has been donated to Mount Allison University where, this month, it will be unveiled.