by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
I am really interested in artists’ processes, and analog work is very much about process.
Let There Be Light / Interview with Bill Clarke
Mahmoud Meraji – Bound & Redemption
by Ashley Johnson
This exhibition could not take place in Tehran but Meraji will not be banned or bloodied here in Toronto and can give voice to the need to embrace women as a whole. Redemption!
Power Ball XX: Carousal
by Nathan Flint
The night was a huge success and all the Power Plant staff, sponsors and volunteers who made it possible deserve ample praise for creating this celebration of contemporary art and fashion!
BAD STARS by Christina Battle
by Nathan Flint
For an exhibition titled after the etymological roots of the word “disaster” the newest work by artist Christina Battle is an absolute success!
Angela Grauerholz at Olga Korper Gallery
by Sophie Wang
Analyzing how memory exist in between space and time is the key philosophical element in Grauerholz’s work.
The Abbozzo Gallery and Richard Jacobson’s Hyperrealism
by Steve Rockwell
“Richard Jacobson’s high realism art and the notion, that there is always something more personal behind the subject matter, inspired us to offer him a full gallery exhibition.”
Felicity Hammond / Arcades at CONTACT Gallery
by Daniel Joyce
Felicity Hammond re-imagines Toronto’s built-environment of architectural forms and condo culture in the site-specific project Arcades at CONTACT Gallery
Pat McDermott at Christopher Cutts Gallery
by Sophie Wang
The ambiguity and abstraction created in the Sonnet paintings require active thinking from the audience, which can be challenging, but also amusing at the same time.
Bill Jones – Waking Dream
by Simon Termine
Ranging from the abstract to the naturalistic, the sheer variety of the medium and its seemingly-limitless possibilities are resonant.
Tony Calzetta at Yumart
by Xiaotong Cao
Calzetta’s work can be viewed and appreciated as ‘abstract funnies’ or ‘surreal cartoons’
Marleen Sleeuwits: Not The Actual Site / Brookfield Place
Sunny Kim
These spaces we are so familiar with – the Galleria and generic office spaces – are reintroduced in a way that redirects the human flow while heightening our awareness of the everyday sites we absent-mindedly shuffle through.