Anna Boghiguian Introduces Nomadism to Toronto’s Power Plant
Seismic geopolitical shifts.
In her new collection, Time of Change, Egyptian-Canadian artist Anna Boghiguian combats our historical amnesia with an exhibition spanning the globe.
Canadian Art
The Museum of Fear and Wonder Explores the Art of the Body
A private museum one hour north of Calgary, Canada, offers a unique exhibit in the city.
The Museum of Fear and Wonder is bring its uncanny, corporeal art to Calgary’s Esker Foundation gallery this Autumn.
Sami Tsang’s Rule-Breaking Sculptures
The artist’s work is on view at the Power Plant until September 4.
Sami Tsang’s sculptures, usually of people, are whimsical, colourful, cartoonish, and expressive, and she often takes inspiration from the Chinese proverbs of her childhood.
The Artistic World of Brian Jungen
A higher (re)purpose.
This week is the closing of artist Brian Jungen’s solo exhibition, Brian Jungen: Friendship Centre, at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
5 Canadian Artists for the Young Professional’s Collection
A Canadian gallerist advises those looking to start an art collection.
From emerging talents to those firmly established in the industry, each of the following artists offers Canada’s young professionals accessibility to the highest expositions of culture.
Catriona Jeffries Articulates Canadian Art
A gallerist’s practice.
The Catriona Jeffries gallery has been an institution of contemporary art in Canada for over 25 years, but it’s the work, or more accurately, the woman you don’t see, that makes all the difference.
How A New E-Commerce Platform Is Creating Community in the Toronto Art World and Beyond
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The facts are as follows: art by women makes up 2% of art sold and galleries can take over 50% of an artist’s earnings when a painting is sold—if the painting even makes it into a gallery in the first place.
Reclaiming Forms with Toronto Artist Quinn Rockliff
A woman to watch.
Historically, nude images of women have primarily been created by men. In choosing to self-represent her nude form, up-and-coming Canadian artist Quinn Rockliff is proving there is power in vulnerability.
Canadian Artist Zoë Pawlak’s Body of Work
Making it.
When Canadian artist and designer Zoë Pawlak was starting out, she was 24, working in a restaurant, pregnant, and determined to be an entrepreneur. Now, she is an internationally recognized artist with a new take on life and a series of paintings to show for it.
