by Athen Go
Campfire exhibits the enduring mark of Indigenous voices. Now a permanent fixture on the lakeshore, it also signals the ability of public art to alchemize and immortalize these stories.
Campfire / Ribbon Cutting
Category: FEATURES
Alex Da Corte: Ear Worm at MOCA
by Victoria Filippo
Ear Worm reflects the complexity of living with and without memories, offering a vivid portrayal of the dual forces of nostalgia and dread.
An Engaging Stroll Through Art Toronto 2024
by Sherry Qin
I was overstimulated by the numerous artworks. I was pulled in multiple directions as they intrigued me at every turn
Visiting Art Toronto 2024
by Hugh Alcock & Nusrat Papia
As usual, there is too much to see at this art fair. Lots of treasures.
Art Toronto 2024
by Phil Anderson
This year’s Art Toronto will not disappoint those who enjoy art and for those who can afford it… take some home.
Scott Conarroe at Stephen Bulger Gallery
Viz Saraby’s “Conestruction” at Gallery 1313
by Victoria Filippo
This exhibit becomes a meditation on how creation and destruction are not opposites, but rather, two sides of the same coin.
Mikael Sandblom at Gallery 1313
Nuit Blanche 2024
October 5, 2024 / 7pm – 7am
Various locations in the city
by Elin MacRae & Adrian Oosterman
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Caroline Larsen at General Hardware
by Mikael Sandblom
Larsen’s approach to the material transforms the familiar into something strikingly fresh.
José María Mancía at Gallery 1313
by Victoria Filippo
We should not be afraid of these photographs’ “hurtful” subject matter, but rather approach it in the way we approach life: with all five senses, and a heart filled with compassion.
Pedie Wolfond at Lonsdale Gallery
by Steve Rockwell
Pedie Wolfond has preserved the most positive aspects of the Colour Field movement throughout a lengthy career.