Artist Jennie C. Jones fills the stairwell at MOCA Toronto with the avant-garde sounds of 1970.
Rosie Prata
A Surreal Day in the Neighbourhood
Take a trip inside artist Alex Da Corte’s Ear Worm at MOCA Toronto, an immersive fever dream featuring childhood icons.
Jessica Stockholder’s Knock-out Installation at MOCA Toronto Upends Expectations
Stepping into Jessica Stockholder’s exhibition feels like inhabiting a three-dimensional painting.
Artist Margaux Williamson’s Exhibition at MOCA Toronto Is an Exaltation of the Everyday
Shoes, books, hands, buildings, and cars. Almost everyone can look around and point to these commonplace items, which are so ubiquitous that they might go unnoticed if not deliberately called to mind. The list is also the title of a new exhibition of paintings by artist Margaux Williamson, on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto until August 3, …
Sara Cwynar on Making Art
Demystifying the authority of images and making human intervention visible are hallmarks of the Canadian artist’s work.
In Portugal, the Albuquerque Foundation Is a New Hub Dedicated to Chinese Ceramics
Renato de Albuquerque’s private collection of Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain is now on public display.
Montreal’s Russell Banx Sketches a Profoundly Empathetic Form of Masculinity
Life outlined in pencil.
Artist Spotlight: Justin Ming Yong Breaks the Rules of Quilting
Stitching it together.
Nadia Belerique and Tony Romano Practise the Art of Creative Living
The two Ontario artists run a household, manage 26 acres of farmland, frequently host friends, and raise their three-year-old daughter, Isola.
Galerie Pradier-Jeauneau’s Future of Furniture at PAD London
From Paris to London.
Futuristic Designs: The Charles Burnand Gallery at PAD London
Furniture made from lunar lava is only one of the stars of this show.
A Presentation of George Nakashima’s Exceptional Woodworks at PAD London
At PAD London, ardent collectors of the legendary craftsman’s work will have the opportunity to give new life to a sought-after George Nakashima creation by visiting the booth of Gallery BR, which makes its debut at the design fair this year.
New Pieces in Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s Vintage-Inspired Collection Come to PAD London
Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s designs can be found at five-star addresses, including luxury yachts, resplendent penthouses, and high-end hotels.
The Dream-like Art of Marcel Dzama
Diving into the spectral influences behind the artist’s work and his latest solo show Ghosts of Canoe Lake, on a cross-Canada exhibition tour.
PAD London Hosts the World’s Best-Kept Secret in Interior Design
Meet Brazil Modernist—a Paris-based gallery making its debut at PAD London this year and spreading the word about Brazilian modernism.
PAD London Presents an Artist’s Surreal, Tech-Driven Designs
Taras Yoom makes his debut at PAD London this year with an exhibition that features biomorphic, surrealist, and whimsical objects.
A Parisian Gallery That Spotlights Emerging Designers Debuts at PAD London
Theoreme Editions releases tightly curated collections of numbered and limited editions
PAD London Highlights British Glasswork
Glassblowing as an art form.
PAD London: Marks of Existence at Movimento Gallery
The gallery will celebrate “the beauty, unpredictability, and irreproducibility of natural materials.”
Tristan Hoare Gallery to Present Peter Schlesinger’s Ceramic Works at PAD London
Over the next 10 weeks, NUVO shines a spotlight on the fair’s roster of talented newcomers, many of whom are local to London, and identifies the artists and exhibitors who should be on every visitor’s radar.
Stepping Into a Fantastical Papercut Paradise
Winnie Truong creates her otherworldly dioramas in her studio space at a multistorey arts hub in Toronto.
Greater Toronto Art 2024 Showcases Standout Cultural Works
GTA24 showcases an intergenerational group of artists, whose works span painting, photography, installation, performance, and more.
A Rapturous Pairing
British artist Damien Hirst Strange is taking over the 500-acre estate Château La Coste with his exhibition The Light That Shines.
The Art Hub on Top of the World
West Baffin Co-op, Canada’s oldest Canada’s oldest Indigenous-owned and Inuit-led arts organization, celebrates 65 years in operation.
Vancouver Artist Adad Hannah Breathes Life Into Historical Masterpieces
Vancouver artist, Adad Hannah, one of Canada’s most respected artists, breathes life into historical masterpieces in his tableux viviants.
Marcel Dzama: The Phantom of the Art Fair
Art Toronto will showcase an exclusive first look at mesmerizing paintings from Ghosts of Canoe Lake: New Work by Marcel Dzama.
Haida Artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas Challenges Conventional Readings of History
In murals and graphic novels that seek out commonalities via cultural collision, Haida artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas challenges conventional readings of history.
Designer Mircea Anghel Surrenders to the Flow of Nature to Determine His Furniture’s Form
Inspired by boatbuilding in rural Portugal, designer Mircea Anghel surrenders to the flow of nature to determine his furniture’s forms.
At the McMichael, Artists Spin Ecological Anxiety into Fairy Tales in The Uses of Enchantment
The Uses of Enchantment: Art & Environmentalism, a group exhibition at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, Ontario, holds up a magic mirror to the most threatening monster currently in our midst: the climate crisis.
Nalini Malani Brings Crossing Boundaries Exhibition to the MMFA
One of India’s most prominent artists and a pioneer of video art in the country, Nalini Malani is recognized worldwide for her multilayered works incorporating film, painting, photography, and performance, as well as for her tireless feminist activism.
Baa Baazaar: An Interiors Emporium for Grown-ups Who Want to Play House
A world of whimsy awaits at Baa Baazaar, a recently opened home-goods shop in Toronto. The eclectic brainchild of best friends Nicole Elsasser and Sophia Pierro, the store is a treasure trove of tchotchkes, keepsakes, and confections that wouldn’t look out of place in period films such as Little Women and The Secret Garden.
Dan Climan Creates Flat Paintings With Psychological Depth
Life is unpredictable, and Dan Climan’s use of everyday subject matter might be interpreted as his attempt to demand order from chaos.
Kent Monkman’s Latest Exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum
When artist Kent Monkman, known for his critiques of recorded history, says he wants to start a dialogue between his paintings and objects from the holdings of an old guard museum, you can guarantee the conversation won’t be an easy one. But you can also be certain it will result in important contributions to socio-political and contemporary-art discourse.
The Arik Levy Sculpture Park Opens In the South of France
A 20-minute drive from the Nice Côte d’Azur airport, the Arik Levy Sculpture Park will host seasonal exhibitions showcasing the artists’ monumental artworks, their home studio, and the verdant local landscape. Visitors will encounter an outdoor exhibition of more than two dozen artworks, including several from Levy’s well-known Rock series. In totemic stacks or crystalloid clusters, the sculptures look like enormous gemstones forged from industrial materials such as steel, bronze, and glass.
Husband and Wife Co-CEOs of Saskatoon’s Remai Modern Plan a Collective Way Forward
Conversation is at the heart of the continuous collaboration between Aileen Burns and Johan Lundh, but in their new roles as co-CEOs and executive directors at Remai Modern in Saskatoon, they’re here to listen.
A Beauty Less Ordinary:
Nadia Gohar
Painter and sculptor Nadia Gohar navigates the liminal space between the home she left behind and the home she’s made for herself in art.
