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The Uncanny Art of Brandon Vickerd

The Uncanny Art of Brandon Vickerd

Brandon Vickerd’s sculpture often uses taxidermy to emphasize interconnections rather than dichotomies, writes Pearl Van Geest.

8 Questions about Art, Motherhood and the Anthropocene

8 Questions about Art, Motherhood and the Anthropocene

There’s discourse about art and motherhood, art and the Anthropocene, motherhood and climate change. In Edmonton this week, these topics finally intersect.

7 Must-See Projects at the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival

7 Must-See Projects at the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival

Our top choices for the Toronto-wide, month-long photo fest.

We Need to Talk: Sexual Harassment in the Art World

We Need to Talk: Sexual Harassment in the Art World

In this still-relevant 2016 article, artists, curators, critics and gallerists speak about sexual bias, harassment and assault in Canada’s art scene

When a Private Trans Archive Becomes Public Art

When a Private Trans Archive Becomes Public Art

The Casa Susanna photographs once belonged only to a small, private community. Now, they are public art. What are the ethical consequences?

Cripping the Arts: It’s About Time

Cripping the Arts: It’s About Time

How can the disability arts movement celebrate recent gains when they seem to be divorced from 45 years of historical struggle? Jenna Reid discusses.

I Was 3-D Scanned by Douglas Coupland. Now I Have the Ultimate Anti-Selfie.

I Was 3-D Scanned by Douglas Coupland. Now I Have the Ultimate Anti-Selfie.

Mall rats, rejoice: Douglas Coupland is travelling around Canada to 3-D print volunteers at Simons stores. Caoimhe Morgan-Feir reports.

James Nizam: Aperture for Destruction

James Nizam: Aperture for Destruction

Vancouver photo-based artist James Nizam sculpts light into form—often by puncturing, cutting or otherwise modifying abandoned houses.

Joan Jonas: A US Legend Raises Cape Breton’s Ghosts

Joan Jonas: A US Legend Raises Cape Breton’s Ghosts

Jonas's 2015 Venice showing was a triumph—with Cape Breton's lore and land at its core. Jonas tells us more at its North American premiere in Montreal.

Picks from the Papier16 Preview

Picks from the Papier16 Preview

Rosie Prata selects her top picks from Montreal’s Papier, an art fair devoted to works on paper.