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Melanie Colosimo, When is a fence a ladder? (2021-2022) Nylon réflecteur, polyester. Édition 1-4 de 6, 229 x 94 x 23 cm chq. Photo : Ryan Josey. Courtoisie de The Blue Building Gallery

A Sense of Place

Halifax’s Blue Building Gallery opened its doors on February 11, 2021, with a group show called Soft Launch, featuring six [...]

15 Jun. 2022 - 4 mins read
By Ray Cronin
View of the exhibition « Manidoowegin » by Maria Hupfield

If objects could speak, what stories would they tell?

29 Mar. 2022 - 3 mins read
By Didier Morelli

Northern Narratives

22 Mar. 2022 - 4 mins read
By Julie Oakes
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Blackity: Constellations of Black Canadian Art

23 Nov. 2021 - 4 mins read
By Didier Morelli

“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 [...]

14 Sep. 2021 - 5 mins read
By E.C Woodley

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, [...]

31 Aug. 2021 - 4 mins read
By Didier Morelli

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 [...]

19 Aug. 2021 - 3 mins read
By Karie Liao

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 [...]

12 May. 2021 - 3 mins read
By Didier Morelli

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 [...]

13 Jan. 2021 - 4 mins read
By Nellie Lamb

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 [...]

29 Sep. 2020 - 3 mins read
By Veronica Redgrave

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 [...]

29 Sep. 2020 - 3 mins read
By Virgil Hammock

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. [...]

30 Jun. 2020 - 5 mins read
By E.C Woodley
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