Category: FEATURES

Gavin Lynch’s Mixed Greens at Angell Gallery

by Hugh Alcock

These paintings are sophisticated in their composition, execution and the thinking behind them.

by Maria Mendoza Camba

the exhibition arrives strong with its selection of works rousing its viewers to examine their own participation in the present revolution

by Phil Anderson

the whole program will be online with the addition of in-person exhibition viewing and socially distanced events across the country

by Keren Sedmina

Reitzenstein’s work integrates the social, political, environmental and cultural elements in order to experience the landscape and allow that experience to affect us on a physical, mental and spiritual level.

by Mikael Sandblom

I think the End of Eloquence provides a glimpse back into the dream world, unfettered by the limitations of waking logic, an escape from workaday pedantic thinking.

The Canadian Sculpture Centre invites you to experience the essence of contemporary portraiture by thirteen artists. The exhibition addresses the diversity in human beings with a variety of materials and techniques.

by Steve Rockwell

Walmsley has taken pains to formalize the painting of his Thomson’s in the direction of a match between an original and his version of it.

by Hugh Alcock

Muscat has a real knack for pulling together diverse images. The best of these works are impactful. There is a lyricism to his work that I enjoyed.

Interview with Frances Patella by Emese Krunak-Hajagos

as Frances Patella said in the interview: Propeller keeps going because there is a real need in the community

by Simon Termine

San Salvatore is both a memorialization of the very doctors and nurses who saved so many lives from ruin, and a cautionary tale of what will happen should we once again become complacent and take those efforts for granted.

by Hugh Alcock

they have staged an impressive pair of inaugural exhibitions, titled Fair Adaptation and Adapt and Pivot, each packed with great art

by Kexin Wu, Uzair Mehmood and Emese Krunák-Hajagos

a group show by eleven Ontario and Quebec artists, dedicated to nature and environmental issues. They invite the visitor to examine our planet’s natural vulnerabilities and celebrate the vitality of life.