by Simon Termine
In its totality, the exhibit seems to be a constant juxtaposition of the natural and the artificial; the supernatural and the mundane; Wiccan theology with contemporary culture.
Red Rum Tut by Fastwürms at Paul Petro
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Kristine Moran: Affairs and Ceremonies / Daniel Faria Gallery
by Simon Termine
Moran’s exhibition concerns the mystical connotations behind such events, abstracting them with largely-gestural brushstrokes and cryptic symbols to allude to their emotional impact while distorting the meaning.
Carol Wainio: Dropped from the Calendar
by Simon Termine
It is through the broad juxtaposition of the dystopian landscapes and the gentle innocent presence of children that allow Wainio’s pieces to convey such robust emotional connotations that is unique to her artistic style.
Chimera at Craft Ontario Gallery
by Simon Termine
Our impulse to shape the natural elements into our cultural expressions creates a chimera that, as Mavis, the curator of the exhibition describes, is a “fusion of specimen and artifact.”
Nuit Blanche 2014 / Artoronto.ca Picks
Saturday, October 4, 2014
from sunset to sunrise
It is more centralized this year, so it would be easier to see more shows and performances. It would be an interesting and busy night for sure.
John Abrams & Candida Girling at loop
by Simon Termine
The past century saw drastic changes in every aspect of society, including artistic interpretation. Cities grew exponentially and with each new technological innovation came the founding of new potential mediums