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: EVENTS
TOAF 2024
by Phil Anderson
Organizers made it all happen again and nothing but good things were said about this year’s TOAF.
CONTACT 2024 / Artoronto picks
May – and on, 2024
Various locations in Toronto and the GTA
With so much choices of Canadian and international artists exhibiting, it isn’t easy picking exhibits to see
Artist Project 2024 / My favourites
by Polyna Alekseev
I walked out of the Project with roughly a dozen artists recorded and these were my favourite ones.
Walking the Artist Project 2024
by Phil Anderson
The Artist Project was a resounding success this year acclaimed by participants and visitors alike
Artist Project 2024 / Opening Night Preview
by Steve Rockwell, Roy Bernardi and Tiffany Duong
Rgardless the weather by the time the Fashion Art Toronto runway fashion show got going, the booth aisles seemed as packed as ever.
20 years anniversary of Spacing magazine
by Phil Anderson
A big congratulations to all the contributors and artists that helped make Spacing such an important “space to talk about issues” of importance to Toronto
Walking Art Toronto 2023
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
The larger than ever fair was crowded and the booths shined with light and the glory of good art.
Art Toronto, Toronto’s International Art Fair
by Hugh Alcock and Polyna Alexseev
Like all art fairs the viewer quickly drowns in a sea of images, mostly decorative paintings. Still I found much to admire
Up Close at Art Toronto
by Mikael Sandblom
Walking through the Art Toronto show it struck me how lucky we are to live in an age of artistic plurality.
Renaissance des Refusés at RKG / A tour
RKG’s Salon des Refusés is about the visitor and art. Pieces with little chance to become part of institutions of the status-building kind, have taken over the gallery space.
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.