by Lex Barrie
This exhibition is about more than a young girl with a story to tell. It’s about the stories themselves and the communities those stories represent.
Alanis Obomsawin at the Art Museum at U of T
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Bacon at Worth Gallery
by Polyna Alexseev
The artist visually depicts artificial life in a way that provokes the question of whether this begins to form within us, or will we create something that will take us over.
Interview with Gina D’Aloisio
by Phil Anderson
The replication of flesh and the body using silicone, in combination with found objects explore the human relationship with the material world.
ART TORONTO 2023
by Phil Anderson
Much to see in this 24th edition of Art Toronto and a wonderful variety of works – a feast for the eyes.
40 x 40 at Gallery 1313
by Phil Anderson
Looking back 40 years is a little trippy for most of us, but for 49 former students of the Ontario College of Art it is great to get together to display old and new art works.
Rupen at Yumart Gallery
by Hugh Alcock
The principal aim of Rupen’s is to make the viewer do some work. Ironic given the works are rather spare, and ought to be easily digestible.
Mike Hansen: Spot-o-fi at Lonsdale Gallery
by Steve Rockwell
Classical music and contemporary jazz is wound tightly into every thread of the weave of Mike Hansen’s installation of watercolours, canvases, and plaster sculptures.
The hustle and bustle of Nuit Blanche
by Lex Barrie
Nuit Blanche is a night to remember and though it only happens once a year, its messages and emotions conveyed will last far beyond.
Nuit Blanche 2023
by Elin MacRae and Dylan MacHattie
September 23, 2023 / a great all night fun in various locations in the city
Kate Wilson at General Hardware
by Mikael Sandblom
These small paintings require a bit of effort to get in to, but you’ll be richly rewarded. You’ll be surprised at how much you can see in the dark!
Amber Smith-Quail: Nawemaa / To be related
by Georgia Gardner
The exhibition is an effort to get viewers to see and appreciate the beauty and elegance of Indigenous art and culture,
Being and Belonging at the ROM
by Shirin Kabiri
The exhibition’s theme is power, space and movement. Such a trio of complex phenomenon!