by Zhiyi Fang
This exhibition reminds us how women artists have come a long way to freely create in their own studio and there are still more potential and possibilities await.
Anonymous Was a Woman at Clint Roenisch
Category: FEATURES
KUDOS VIII at Canadian Sculpture Centre
KUDOS VIII – kick-starts the New Year with an exhibition celebrating the generous support, dedication, and commitment of the SSC Executive Board and Volunteers.
Howard Lonn at Birch Contemporary
by Jennifer Boothby
The exhibit brings visitors on a journey through the grief of losing a friend, and the power of art in coming to terms with major loss.
Alex Bierk at General Hardware Contemporary
by Vivian Sun
Radiating from the paintings, Bierk’s emotion-filled memories invite the viewer to explore more in his unique world.
Miles Greenberg: Late October
by Jennifer Boothby
The combination of different mediums progressively immerse visitors in Greenberg’s performance art—while simultaneously exploring themes of Greek antiquity, disintegration, and the human body.
ArtworxTO
by Georgia Gardner
ARTWORXTO provides opportunities for artists and the public to engage with themes and ideas that matter to Torontonians.
Miles Greenberg at Arsenal Contemporary Art
by Megan Kammerer
Greenberg holds history while looking toward new horizons in sculpture and performance. I am captivated by the dawn.
Jim Bourke at the Red Head Gallery
by Vivian Sun
Together / Apart, a series of encaustic paintings by Jim Bourke depicts the effects of social distancing during COVID-19.
Artist Talk with Susan Ruptash and Doris Purchase at Propeller Gallery
Christian McLeod at Gallery 133
by Steve Rockwell
How it is ordered into the mind of the receiver is an individual act of cognition, creative in its own way. The artist provides us a template into which we may write our own narratives.
Proof 27 at Gallery 44 / Photo Journal
by Cathy Liu
This is an excellent opportunity to discover new talents and dive deep into the world of contemporary lens-based art.
Michelle Forsyth at Open Studio
Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris
The exhibition features ten photographs that reflect her solitary experience of the pandemic by documenting “her performative engagement with objects made and collected during [it].