by Nusrat Papia
With a new rotation of artists every five weeks, Insomnia Restaurant offers a unique opportunity to discover and connect with diverse artistic styles.
Courtney and Virginia at Insomnia Restaurant
Category: FEATURES
Heart, Mind, Love at Propeller Art Gallery
by Kaya Meziane
The exhibition ultimately reinforces the idea that love is not confined to sentiment or reason alone, but is found in the balance between the two.
Barbara Klunder at Paul Petro
by Rebekah Barona
Klunder doesn’t use art just for personal expression, but to tell stories, and furthermore, to expose the stories we, as a society, tell ourselves.
Light Years: The Phil Lind Gift at the AGO
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
The exhibition allows viewers to explore the intersection of Lind’s passions in technology, politics and art through his collection.
Rae Johnson at Christopher Cutts
by Hugh Alcock
She once described how she was inside her painting while working on it. That is the right metaphor.
Hannah Doucet: Exiting the Castle at Gallery 44
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
Hannah Doucet’s Exiting the Castle filled with a longing nostalgia for her childhood playrooms.
Living Instant at Propeller Art Gallery
by Kaya Meziane
This evocative collection truly encapsulates the world in its entirety, embracing its immediacy and vibrancy without hesitation.
Interview with Harold Klunder at Clint Roenisch Gallery
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
The exhibition span over 60 years of Kluder’s career and artistic evolution.
Art Battle Toronto, 2024
by Nusrat Papia
Art Battle Toronto is more than just a competition – it’s an immersive experience that brings people together, sparks imagination, and celebrates the beauty of art.
On The Edge at the Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Kaya Meziane
Te artists demonstrate the versatility of materials like stone and glass in conveying powerful messages and emotions.
Phil Irish: Niche Species at Lonsdale Gallery
by Nane Zadoorian
The level of care and affection that Phil Irish has put into these pieces is joyful to observe and ponder.
A Porous Vessel at United Contemporary
by Sofia Diaz Aguilar
The artworks, however different, still find a common ground where one is able to ponder and reflect on the idea of the body as a whole and its internal and external workings.