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Unwriting the Artist Interview: Nadia Belerique in 3 Acts

Unwriting the Artist Interview: Nadia Belerique in 3 Acts

When is an artist interview not an artist interview? Amy Fung and Nadia Belerique discuss Elena Ferrante, Anne of Green Gables, and women in art.

Remembering the Future: Questions About Indigenous Art’s Way Forward

Remembering the Future: Questions About Indigenous Art’s Way Forward

Who are we really serving? Can we create sovereign spaces? Now that we are making noise, who is listening? Key questions from a recent Banff summit.

Leslie Gales and David Moos’s Top Pick at Canadian Art’s Gala Auction

Leslie Gales and David Moos’s Top Pick at Canadian Art’s Gala Auction

Leslie Gales, president of the Midland Group of Companies, and David Moos, curator, have their eye on a painting by Marvin Luvualu Antonio. Here’s why.

Mike Bourscheid: Vancouver’s Other Venice Biennale Artist

Mike Bourscheid: Vancouver’s Other Venice Biennale Artist

Most Canadian art-worlders know that Geoffrey Farmer is showing in Venice. But what about Mike Bourscheid?

Does the 21st-Century Museum Include Gender-Neutral Washrooms?

Does the 21st-Century Museum Include Gender-Neutral Washrooms?

With art institutions across the country undergoing construction and renovation, is accessibility being considered on a structural level?

Montreal Artist Opens a Concert Hall—In Her Uterus

Montreal Artist Opens a Concert Hall—In Her Uterus

Dayna McLeod speaks about the grand opening of her Uterine Concert Hall, a small but "flexible and expandable" venue that wittily critiques sexism and bias.

The Floor Hits Back: Talking Dance With Brendan Fernandes

The Floor Hits Back: Talking Dance With Brendan Fernandes

Returning to his initial training as a dancer, Brendan Fernandes continues to explore the ways that identity is not static, but enacted.

Theaster Gates Builds a House Museum

Theaster Gates Builds a House Museum

Chicago artist and urban planner Theaster Gates reflects on his remarkable new exhibition about the politics of remembering at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Mathieu Léger: Pushing the Boundaries of Acadie

Mathieu Léger: Pushing the Boundaries of Acadie

Meet a Moncton artist who is the antithesis of a stay-at-home creator. His work navigates belonging and diaspora, finding audiences at home and overseas.

Big Museum on the Prairie: The Remai Modern and Saskatoon

Big Museum on the Prairie: The Remai Modern and Saskatoon

The Remai Modern is Saskatoon's flashy new museum. But the city has a longstanding, active visual-art community. How are the two coexisting?