by Rashana Youtzy
O’Hara shifts away from the documentation of species as something sterile though scientific, instead imbuing personality through bright colours, dynamic poses, and titles that present the bird and hand holding it as stars performing together.
by Polyna Alexseev
Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart explores her heritage using contemporary elements and a fresh perspective.
by Elin MacRae
This exhibition invites the viewer to process the grief of loss alongside the artist while also encouraging laughter, a key element in any healing journey.
by Tiffany Duong
GradEx, has always delivered an exciting, well-rounded array of emerging artists; its 109th show promised the most experimental work yet.
by Phil Anderson
Dean’s Hemel successfully takes its audience on an exploration of the town exposing many layers, while engaging the viewers.
May – and on, 2024
Various locations in Toronto and the GTA
With so much choices of Canadian and international artists exhibiting, it isn’t easy picking exhibits to see
by Cassandra Johnson
If you love learning about different cultures while also being mesmerized by stunning artworks go to Sila/Siya/Ako, learn its lesson and enjoy its beauty.
by Polyna Alexseev
Dawood tells the story of “Night in the Garden of Love” by incorporating enchanting new mediums and endless artistic possibilities.
by Polyna Alekseev
I walked out of the Project with roughly a dozen artists recorded and these were my favourite ones.
by Phil Anderson
The Artist Project was a resounding success this year acclaimed by participants and visitors alike
they tend to show works with an emphasis on content rather than visual allure
by Steve Rockwell, Roy Bernardi and Tiffany Duong
Rgardless the weather by the time the Fashion Art Toronto runway fashion show got going, the booth aisles seemed as packed as ever.
