Category: Antonella Pecora Ruiz

by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
The Kingston Prize is a biennial competition that celebrates contemporary portraiture by Canadian artists.

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I invite the reader to attend Fran Williams’s Heartbreaks at the Franz Kaka Gallery to personally engage with these thought-provoking pieces.

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King’s polaroid portrait captures the instantaneity of the moment in which history and the inner self become one.

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Heather Goodchild and Margaux Smith present a colorful, soothing, and thoughtful exploration of the various stages of life in their latest collaborative exhibition.

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Kanic presents a captivating blend of living art, environmental consciousness, and personal narrative.

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Tishan Hsu compels us to confront the illusions and perceptions that shape both modern art and our lives.

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The exhibition allows viewers to explore the intersection of Lind’s passions in technology, politics and art through his collection.

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Hannah Doucet’s Exiting the Castle filled with a longing nostalgia for her childhood playrooms.

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The exhibition span over 60 years of Kluder’s career and artistic evolution.

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Bouquets for Paradise advocates for awareness of the histories and ongoing challenges faced by Filipino communities and underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage

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