by Rashana Youtzy
Shoes, books, hands, buildings, and cars holds a mirror up to our lives. The exhibition can very much remind visitors of the little moments in life we easily overlook.
Margaux Williamson at MOCA
Author: artoronto
EXAUCÉ: Ballet Studies by Édouard Lock
by Sherry Qin
This study series is a tribute and commemoration to the LaLaLa Human Steps’ transition from contemporary dance to ballet pointe technique.
Sylvia Galbraith at Abbozzo Gallery
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
Each photograph combines the inside of a living area with the surrounding landscape, focusing on the interaction between them.
Step Into My Shoes at the Clark Centre for the Arts
by Rashana Youtzy
The works by Anahita Kalilian and Riley Stewart showcase a range of footwear and mobility devices in captivating scenes.
Edward Musungu at CONTACT
by Abuk Lual
Through his lens, Musungu brings to life the richness, resilience, and beauty of over fourteen ethnic communities that gather annually to celebrate their heritage.
Jordan King: Untitled Polaroid Series
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
King’s polaroid portrait captures the instantaneity of the moment in which history and the inner self become one.
Eve Tagny and mosquito girlfriend at A Space
by Nusrat Papia
The artists suggest that communing involves nurturing relationships, resources, and the environment at multiple scales, from the local to the global.
Together in Quiet Light at Zalucky Contemporary
by Yehyun Lee
In moments of shared vulnerability, new forms of presence can take root: presence that is not permanence, but as touch, as breath, as light briefly held—a radical act.
Artist Project 2025 / My favourites
by Nusrat Papia
The emotional exchange between the artist and the viewer is both powerful and exciting, as each artwork opens a dialogue beyond language.
Echo Without Origin at Patel Brown
by Abuk Lual
The show reminds us that symbols are alive – they move, stretch, and take on new meanings depending on who engages with them.
Walking the Artist Project 2025
by Yehyun Lee & Rashana Yuotzy
More than just an art fair, the event unfolded as a living, vibrant exchange of ideas, offering a rare opportunity to encounter artwork in a setting designed for conversation and curiosity.
Artist Project 2025 / Opening Night Party
by Phil Anderson
The Artist Project is a great mix of works with something for everyone, using a variety of media and a good sampling of the creative workings of over 250 artists. Highly recommended.