by Rashana Youtzy
The show is a remembrance of peoples and their labours manifested in textiles. It also ensures that generations have the opportunity to connect with and through their ‘cultural fabric’.
The Love that Remains / Art Museum, U of T
Toronto Gone Wild at the Museum of Toronto
by Hugh Alcock
This well-curated and enlightening exhibition is well worth visiting. It is a chance to consider all those living things that are peripheral to our human sphere of interests.
At Face Value / Station Independent Projects
by Cassandra Johnson
If you love artwork with deeper meanings and diversity be sure to attend this show.
TOAF 2024
by Phil Anderson
Organizers made it all happen again and nothing but good things were said about this year’s TOAF.
Meghan Price at United Contemporary
by Elin MacRae
Weft upon weft, each line of thread entwines to create a small detail in Orra Hitchcock’s work that would have gone unnoticed without Meghan Price’s hand
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Sara Angelucci: Undergrowth at AGM
by Cassandra Johnson
I recommend attending this show as it was not only beautiful but educational and thought provoking as well.
Roy Wong at Gallery 1313
by B. James McCarthy
The works celebrate the beauty of decay, the quiet solitude of a world preparing for slumber, and the promise of renewal that lies dormant beneath the winter snow or the dim light of dusk.
CACTUS CLUB Inaugural Show
by Phil Anderson
Nothing prickly at the Cactus Club, all very lush and pastoral and worth taking a journey off the beaten path.
The Toronto Show at Gallery 1313
by B. James McCarthy
Moving from one piece to the next is like traversing the city itself. Each embodies a unique form and viewpoint, reflecting the diversity that permeates the city’s environment and culture.