by Sofia Diaz Aguilar
Every part that constitutes this exhibition invites one to ponder about transformation through ruptures and healing.
Ryan Van Der Hout at United Contemporary
Jim Reid at Lonsdale Gallery
by Hugh Alcock
The energy he brings to his paintings is infectious. This show is a tonic.
Emily Pope at Abbozzo Gallery
by Nusrat Papia
Using symbolism and still life, Pope masterfully conveys the complexities of human emotions, inviting viewers to reflect on their own desires and identities.
Isabella Vella at Dianna Witte Gallery
by Kaya Meziane
Vella’s mastery truly lies in her ability to balance the stillness of her figures with the dynamism of their emotional worlds.
Frances Patella at Propeller Art Gallery
by Rebekah Barona
Patella demonstrates a keen understanding of fire; that it is not always destructive, but can wield the ability to restore and breed new life.
Laurent Chéhère at Bau-Xi Toronto
by Yehyun Lee
Chéhère elevates the mundane, transforming everyday architecture into poetic narratives that invite us to reimagine the stories hidden in them.
Toronto Biennial of Art 2024 / Collision Gallery
by Sherry Qin
Destress and enter a world of mysticism and creativity in an exhibit that focuses on various ethnicities depicted through the stories of self-identity.
Paul Maheke at Mercer Union
by Nane Zadoorian & Polyna Alexseev
Maheke has successfully created a very still yet dynamic environment formed by the experience of sound and physical surroundings.
Gio Swaby at Art Toronto 2024
by Abuk Lual
By establishing her own path, Swaby creates a space where Black women feel seen, understood, and safe, honoring their identities without limiting them to a single perspective.
Toronto Biennial of Art 2024 / 32 Lisgar St.
by Nusrat Papia
The Toronto Biennial of Art, Lisgar St. location is a masterful curation of artistic expressions. Every piece inspires awe.