Videos
Chroma Launch: Sally Frater in Conversation with Justine A. Chambers and Farihah Aliyah Shah
In this video, three Spotlight contributors explore questions of labour, consumption, the body and Black art production in Canada
Chroma Launch: Sally Frater in Conversation with Justine A. Chambers and Farihah Aliyah Shah
In this video, three Spotlight contributors explore questions of labour, consumption, the body and Black art production in Canada
In the Studio with Liam Crockard
This Toronto artist’s studio is currently filled with two bodies of work, both of which draw on overlooked aspects of working-class culture.
In the Studio with Tau Lewis
Self-taught Toronto sculptor Tau Lewis talks about her representations of black identity, which redress the dissociation between black bodies and nature.
Liz Magor in Her Studio
Renowned Vancouver artist Liz Magor talks about her process in this video from PBS’s ART21 series.
Watch UK Street Artist Phlegm Create an 8-Storey Mural in Toronto
UK street artist Phlegm spent a month transforming a 12-storey building in Toronto with a black-and-white mural that uses images of the city’s architecture.
In the Studio with Matthew Schofield
Can painting from vintage photographs bring a sense of touch and physicality to the process of art-making? Matthew Schofield thinks so.
Inside Marvin Luvualu Antonio’s Lab-Like Studio
Toronto artist Marvin Luvualu Antonio shows us around his studio, which often functions as an incubator for the ideas behind his multimedia installations.
Paper Hearts: In the Studio with Lizz Aston
Canadian artist Lizz Aston makes remarkable, often sculptural, works out of delicate materials—namely, papers, dyes and doilies. See how in this video.
Inside Naomi Yasui’s Ceramics Studio
Toronto-based artist Naomi Yasui shows us inside her studio, and relays her most-valued piece advice: that you can’t be afraid of making bad work.
Inside Mary Grisey’s Toronto Studio
Take a look inside Toronto-based artist Mary Grisey's studio, where her intricate textile works are created through weaving, bleaching, burning and more.
Amy Sedaris Joins Marcel Dzama for New Ballet
In this video, Winnipeg/Brooklyn artist Marcel Dzama introduces us to his new project, a collaboration with Amy Sedaris and the New York City Ballet.