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The New York fair brought together a diverse array of collectible works from established and up-and-coming talents.
The two Ontario artists run a household, manage 26 acres of farmland, frequently host friends, and raise their three-year-old daughter, Isola.
The Syrian-Filipina sculptor based in Toronto hand-builds ceramics inspired by her multicultural roots and tradition.
Mounted at her eponymously named gallery in the heart of the Tribeca district, the exhibition A Room Is an Archive of Touch extrapolates on this topic through a contemporary lens.
LADW kicks off its inaugural year with three packed days of design events planned across the city,
Hailing from Kinngait (also known as Cape Dorset), Nunavut, Ashoona’s colourful, otherworldly creations speak to Inuit culture through a contemporary lens.
The Montreal-based artist discusses how she got started in sculpture and where she finds inspiration.
Dom Pérignon’s recent Révélations experience bridges cultures by uncorking new vintages over fine dining and conversation.
Through its partnership with Frieze—the trend-setting platform for contemporary art that publishes three magazines and hosts art fairs around the world—Breguet is giving back to the artistic community.
