by Hugh Alcock
Given the early stage of his career, the works in this exhibition show a lot of promise.
Caleb Saraby Sandblom at Gallery 1313
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Megan Oldhues at Northern Contemporary
by Elin MacRae
As the title, Transient, suggests, her major artwork and her successes are yet to come.
Bau-Xi Gallery Expands
by Phil Anderson
The new location has some 22,000 sq. ft on two floors which includes over 17,500 sq. ft. of exhibition space and lots of storage space.
Stefan Wegner at Propeller Art Gallery
by Hugh Alcock
The idea ought to inhere in the way the words are used and their concrete expression in the artwork.
Christa Pauwels: Guises at Gallery 1313
by Ashley Rowe Flick
Pauwels has presented us with an escape into her world of personas — and perhaps an opportunity to re-examine our own identities.
Jean-François Bouchard at Arsenal Contemporary
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
Bouchard documents a squatters’ camp in the Sonoran Desert in California metaphorically instead of directly
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2023
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2023
July 7 – 9, 2023
Nathan Phillips Square
There is a lot to see in the fair, all the artists are very friendly and willing to talk about their work. It is also a good time to buy art
Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács at A Space
by Hugh Alcock
Both videos depict a forest landscape that is dark and brooding in atmosphere. One might describe it as enchanted or magical, but with a sinister edge.
Heidi Mckenzie at the Gardiner Museum
by Shakuntala Fernandopulle
Mckenzie’s show is intimate and focused. The works are visually expressive and emotive at the same time.
Margaret Gdyczynski: Ephemeral Light
by Elin MacRae
Surrounded by coffee ambience – quiet conversation, cups clinking – it is not difficult to understand why gems like this café have inspired such an exhibition.
Sarah Anne Johnson at Stephen Bulger Gallery
by Hugh Alcock
There is a fine balance between art and craft in these work, given that the decorative can play a vital aesthetic role