Category: FEATURES

Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2023

by Phil Anderson

This years TOAF has lots to offer to any visitor.

by Hugh Alcock

Both videos depict a forest landscape that is dark and brooding in atmosphere. One might describe it as enchanted or magical, but with a sinister edge.

by Shakuntala Fernandopulle

Mckenzie’s show is intimate and focused. The works are visually expressive and emotive at the same time.

by Elin MacRae

Surrounded by coffee ambience – quiet conversation, cups clinking – it is not difficult to understand why gems like this café have inspired such an exhibition.

by Hugh Alcock

There is a fine balance between art and craft in these work, given that the decorative can play a vital aesthetic role

by Nina Ankisetty

This exhibition leaves a lasting impression promoting the contemplation of the intersection of (im)mortality and the digital realm.

by Mikael Sandblom

Mansur’s ongoing technical and visual innovations demonstrate that there’s no imminent dead end here. So don’t give up on abstract art!

by Lily Scriven

these bodies of work make us think about our own perceptions and presumptions

by Shakuntala Fernandopulle

Guests flooded in, intrigued by the sculptures in the window display, discussing the sculptures, chatting with the artists, and leaving with a new understanding of contemporary sculpture

by Hugh Alcock

If you want to know what art is emerging, you can do no better than to visit the Plumb Gallery

by Lily Scriven

By focusing on the collective, rather than any given theme, the exhibit allows each artist to share projects they are passionate about.