Trevor Kiernander : The other dimensions of a roaming painting practice
Trevor Kiernander’s expansive recent solo exhibition of twenty-six paintings gave visitors an overview of his distinct abstract practice that merits [...]
Embodying Vulnerability in an Art World Professing Care: In Conversation with Artist Rihab Essayh
Yet, I hold the memory of joyin my boneshold on to the sunjust beyond. – “The hymn of the warriors of [...]
“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 [...]
Cautionary Tales of Art on the Frontier of Technology
Much of today’s technology-aided art production seems to be locked into the imperatives of progress, growth, and innovation and oblivious [...]
An Artistic Examination of Medical Records: A Critic of Biopower in the Work of Salima Punjani and Carolyn Lazard
Medical imagery and medical records, far from being disinterested documents, are the dehumanizing and violent artefacts of medical objectification. These [...]
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 [...]
“A Space for Artists to Find Strength in Community”: Interview with Lori Beavis, Director of Centre d’art daphne
The Centre d’art daphne, scheduled to open in the autumn of 2020, is the first Indigenous artist-run centre in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, [...]
Eco – Techno – Art
Back in 1949, Martin Heidegger wrote a book entitled The Question Concerning Technology, in which he addressed a method, inspired by [...]