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.
Bau-Xi Gallery Expands
Category: Phil Anderson
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2023
Public Art at CONTACT 2023
by Phil Anderson
It presents a unique opportunity to take over advertising space, such as billboards, and building facades, and to share artwork with the public.
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.
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.
Walking Art Toronto 2022
by Phil Anderson
The quality of works was worth the visit and for some fortunate collectors they will find a new home.
Interview with Mongiat and Sylvestre about Collective City
by Phil Anderson
We’ll continue making films, have free showings and donate them to whomever can use them. There is an endless list of past and present day collective to record!
Walking Nuit Blanche 2022
by Phil Anderson, Georgia Gardner & Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris
it was all fun, an enjoyable walk around and as a collective experience sharing knowledge through the power of art: it worked
Interview with Jeanne Holmes and Pat Tobin about Nuit Blanche
by Phil Anderson
when people participate in cultural events, they feel more connected to their neighbours, their communities and their city
STREET / Summer at The Bentway
by Phil Anderson
This will be a great way to celebrate our city with renewed wonder and curiosity.
Artist Project 2022 / Opening Night
by Phil Anderson
Just being in a large venue with hundreds of expressive artists and many colourful works plus thousands of art-deprived individuals, one cannot help but feel uplifted and almost overwhelmed. It feels good.
Toronto Biennial of Art 2022 / Press Preview
Phil Anderson
Now with the second TBA it looks like the bi-annual event will become something to look forward to and another good reason for us to celebrate the arts in Toronto.