by Hugh Alcock
We might think of modernism as the rebelling against art traditions, but here the tradition is dead, buried and forgotten.
Traces at Daniel Faria Gallery
FIVE OF ELEVEN at Christopher Cutts Gallery
by Roy Bernardi
Their pioneering spirit reminds us that art thrives on collaboration, diversity, and exploring beyond the familiar.
Sybil Goldstein at Koffler Arts
by Roy Bernardi
The exhibition showcases Goldstein’s previously unseen pieces to the public, celebrating her vital role in Toronto’s cultural narrative.
Ali Sheikh at the Dupont Rail
by Steve Rockwell
Sheikh has produced a uniquely personal documentation of how music weaves into the everyday.
Photographic Archive of Kosen Ohtsubo / Gallery 44
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
Kosen Ohtsubo’s avant-garde ikebana invites introspection into one’s relationship with “natural” surroundings.
The Inaugural Wall at the Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Kaya Meziane
The exhibition treating the wall as an active structural and conceptual element rather than a neutral backdrop.
Jennifer Murphy at Clint Roenisch Gallery
Dual Exhibitions on Japanese Canadian Internment
by Nusrat Papia
The shows offer perspectives on displacement, memory, and intergenerational trauma.