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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.
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.
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.
For Gu, art is not about perfecting expression through one medium, it’s about ideas.
A showcase of five performances created by visionary female choreographers from Canada and around the world.
From punk to painter, Andy Dixon emerged from the greyscale city of Vancouver into the kaleidoscopic enclaves of Los Angeles.
A retrospective dedicated to the Quebec City-born master silversmith launches at the National Gallery of Canada.
Electronic trip-hop singer-songwriter Iskwé (pronounced “iss-kway”) is finding her music is sparking conversation.
The singer-songwriter, whose allure has been impervious to the passage of time, endures as indie pop’s warrior princess.
