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Art Gallery of Ontario curatorial assistant Marina Dumont-Gauthier first became interested in Latin American art as an undergrad at the University of Toronto. “I was already very frustrated that there was not enough visibility for Latin American artists. Even though they went to the same [cities]—Paris, New York—nobody was really talking about them,” she says. “At least they were not …
Artist Jennie C. Jones fills the stairwell at MOCA Toronto with the avant-garde sounds of 1970.
Take a trip inside artist Alex Da Corte’s Ear Worm at MOCA Toronto, an immersive fever dream featuring childhood icons.
Stepping into Jessica Stockholder’s exhibition feels like inhabiting a three-dimensional painting.
Created by Canadian artist and author Douglas Coupland, Suite X is less a hotel suite than a conceptual installation with room service.
This month, Joyce Wieland’s groundbreaking work returns to the AGO like never before thanks to a new and highly ambitious retrospective.
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, …
Demystifying the authority of images and making human intervention visible are hallmarks of the Canadian artist’s work.
The photographer’s works comprise, seemingly randomly, a precise mash-up of two or three images to create a discordant, absurd, surreal, but often amusing new image.
