The Centre d’art daphne, scheduled to open in the autumn of 2020, is the first Indigenous artist-run centre in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, [...]
Despite material breakthroughs, hierarchies persist in Canadian art. Textiles and crafts are slowly being welcomed under the umbrella, and jewellery [...]
The title of this year’s Manif d’art, taken from Leonard Cohen’s song “Stories of the Street,” expresses so much so simply: this [...]
Unveiled in March 2018 by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz’s Fourth Plinth commission The Invisible Enemy [...]
Like any big city, Toronto has an urban fabric characterized by the fluctuation of permanence and impermanence. The artist-run centres and [...]
This fall, galleries propose exciting and thought-provoking directions through disparate techniques and subjects. Art Mûr is worth the trip toward [...]
Entering Red Square just as the sun is beginning to set, the gates are slightly lower than the square so [...]
Scratching the Surface It is the bane of major cities worldwide, blight on the urban landscape. But many will argue that graffiti is a form of art and have examples to prove it. Plural of graffito, a 19th century Italian word for ‘a scratch’, this spontaneous form of visual expression [...]