More Than Collecting at Art Toronto
How the fair offers so much more than commercial opportunities.
How the fair offers so much more than commercial opportunities.
How the fair offers so much more than commercial opportunities.
What began as an experimental studio for upcycling remnants has become a symbol of environmentally conscious creativity in fashion. Under the creative direction of Godefroy de Virieu, Petit h challenges how we define scraps, beauty, and value.
From glowing light boxes to luminous gelatin silver prints, MOCA Toronto’s new exhibition reveals why Jeff Wall’s photographs demand to be experienced in person.
In his pursuit of capturing the landscape at its most dim, artist Jon Sasaki refuses to take shortcuts.
Like an archaeologist, Carvalho excavates pieces of artworks made in Europe from antiquity to the Renaissance.
The Yorkville Murals Festival is a spectacular send-off to the summer in Toronto.
In conversation with the Montreal painter.
Recuerdo: Latin American Photography is a touching and poetic exhibition of new acquisitions and unseen works from the AGO.
Artist Jennie C. Jones fills the stairwell at MOCA Toronto with the avant-garde sounds of 1970.