by Nusrat Papia
Across these exhibitions, a shared thread emerges: art as a carrier of memory, identity, and lived experience.
Walking TOAF 2026
TOAF turns 65
by Phil Anderson
A wonderful fair of artwork by many artists enriching the cultural fabric of the city. 65 and looking good.
TOAF 2026
July 10 – 12, 2026 / Nathan Phillips Square
There is a lot to see in the fair, all the artists are very friendly and willing to talk about their work. It is a good time to buy art.
Jason de Haan with Miruna Drăgan at Clint Roenisch
by Hugh Alcock
de Haan explores the archiving of time in planetary materiality and connects this to that of cultural history
The Military Portraiture by Gertrude Kearns at RCMI
by Jennifer Leskiw
Kearns capture the humanity and courage of the individuals in the Canadian Armed Forces
Vera Frenkel at Koffler Arts
by Nusrat Papia
The show is both gentle and unsettling by offering a quiet but powerful critique of age-based marginalization.
Interview with Mackenzie Sinclair
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
The Art Dealers Association of Canada is celebrating its 60th Anniversary with an exhibition at Bau-Xi Gallery
Allen Ginsberg at CONTACT
by Yehyun Lee
Through Ginsberg’s unpretentious yet deeply attentive photographs, viewers encounter a generation before its canonization.