“Iris Häussler: Archivio Milano 1991” at Daniel Faria Gallery
During one week in the autumn of 1991, Iris Häussler cut out photographs and articles from several European newspapers and [...]
Reframing Natural History at the MAC LAU
In the foothills of the Laurentians, one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, in the town of Saint-Jérôme, [...]
Becoming Better Future Ancestors: The BAU’s “Functioning Circuits” at Mercer Union
Rejecting the Modernist ideal of separating art and life, Pop artists of the 1960s looked to advertisements and other forms [...]
QUADrature: A Piece for Many Players
One impact of the closure of cultural institutions due to the COVID-19 pandemic has been the reinvention of virtual events [...]
Emily Neufeld’s “Prairie Invasions: A Lullaby”, Richmond Art Gallery
In the 1800s, thousands of Mennonites faced with forced military conscription in Russia arrived on the Canadian Prairies. In want [...]
Shape-shifting Compositions: The exhibition “Passages Convergents”
The exhibition Passages Convergents offers a personification of left brain/right brain. Through the alchemy of creativity, the show explores the links among [...]
The State of the Situation: Althea Thauberger at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia opened its doors to the public on July 16 after being closed for several [...]
The Time and Place of an Exhibition: Gina Rorai at Corkin Gallery
Light moves imperceptibly eastward in wide, motley patches across the polished concrete floor of the main space at Corkin Gallery. [...]