by Lex Barrie
The Artist Project is a high energy, engaging collaboration of artistic practices focusing on the various social, cultural and economic ideologies that create the world we live in.
Walking the Artist Project 2023
Category: FEATURES
The Artist Project 2023
by Phil Anderson & Emese Krunak-Hajagos
This years Artist Project was a fun return to celebrating art and artists and collectors both benefited. There was a renewed energy.
New and Re-New Members at Sculpture Centre
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
This last exhibition at the Canadian Sculpture Centre’s current location is brilliant and bright, exploring works that are rich and varied.
Bogdan Luca at The Red Head Gallery
by Shakuntala Fernandopulle
The exhibited paintings are cinematic recreations of Luca’s grandfather’s photographs.
Conceptions of White at the Art Museum U of T
by Lex Barrie
Thus, these are the conceptions of whiteness: power over those who don’t have it and the usage of it to build the very fabric of societies we know and live in today.
The Counter/Self at the Art Museum at U of T
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
The Counter/Self delivers a strong political message with very rich visuals.
Interview with Heather Canlas Rigg
by Phil Anderson
I can’t imagine approaching arts programming without being relentless about intersectionality every step of the way.
Matthew Schofield at Metivier Gallery
by Shakuntala Fernandopulle
Schofield’s small paintings of everyday photographs glow with jewel-like quality.
A Sex Show at Gallery 1313
Kent Monkman: Being Legendary at the ROM
by Lex Barrie
It is the stories of the land we call Canada that are stepping stones from the past. They will lead us into the one future we must all share. We need only be willing to listen.
River Underground at Clint Roenisch Gallery
Replicas and Reunions at the Gardiner Museum
by Emily Fu
Pushing back against the ways in which Andean art has been traditionally displayed in the West, this exhibition evokes poetry, intimacy, and deep kinship.