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When Tom Sachs was eight years old, his father wanted a camera. Since the camera was too expensive to buy, the young Sachs made him one of clay instead. Since the boy went on to become a famous sculptor, one might dare to guess that the clay version was way cooler than the original.
Follow the story of life from the very beginning. The Willner Madge Gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum holds fossils dug from Canadian soil, spanning back nearly 4 billion years.
This winter, the Vancouver Art Gallery presents Pei’s work in an exhibition that features a curation of more than 40 garments made between 2006 and 2017.
The six-part visual presentation is on show in Toronto in recognition of the brand’s 35th anniversary as a retail presence in the city.
For the third summer in a row, the inn’s charming grounds have been turned into a sculpture garden.
Visitors to the Royal Ontario Museum this summer will be confronted by the meeting of two extraordinary minds.
A new exhibition urges viewers to think deeply and critically of what they see when face to face with another.
A new exhibition by acclaimed Canadian artist Douglas Coupland examines ocean plastic pollution through an artistic lens.
The gallery’s latest exhibit is a limited collection of automotive-themed design pieces created partnership with French sculptor Antoine Dufilho.
