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.
Interview with Gina D’Aloisio
Category: PROFILES
Interview with Rebecca Travis & Anna Gaby-Trotz / StreetARToronto
by Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris
We hope that people will enjoy the project and follow the route to see all the boxes; to both get fresh air and engage with the project at the same time.
Interview with Apollonia Vanova about her new Sleepover Art Gallery
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
Why don’t we try to observe the art alone with no witnesses, at 3 am, in the middle of a sleeping city. Make it a fully immersive and memorable experience!
Interview with Vikka at Urban Gallery
by Victoria Rainoff
I wanted to see Street Art internationally. Toronto is a perfect city for that, renowned for its Street Art. I think my artworks were well placed here.
Interview with Mia Nielsen / Art Toronto
by Phil Anderson
I have so many concepts in development to grow the fair; you’ll just have to come back next year to see those plans start to unfold.
Interview with Jane Corkin of Corkin Gallery
by Simon Termine
We are a bridge between ideas and creativity and the people who can support those ideas economically. It is our job to make sure the interchange can continue because, in the end, it would be a sad society without art.
Interview with Brandon Steen
by Mikael Sandblom
I am documenting them as I create my paintings before they are torn down or facaded without their souls intact. Perhaps I will become in time historical artist of Toronto’s past.
Interview with John Ferri
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
We may be strangers, and we may be alone, but it is a glory that we thrive and survive.
Staying in the loop: Sweet Summer Sixteen
by Megan Kee
Redefining the archetypal gallery model, loop still stands to this day because of the memberships vision, dedication and because “artists still need a sense of community.”
Interview with Lee Lamothe
by Nika Teper
His collection and composition of found and photographed images, once extracted, are then peeled, layered, repeated and rephotographed. The cinematics of space and person recall a broader narrative.
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
by Phil Anderson
Chantal Pontbriand’s vision will come to life in May, 2017 and Toronto will have a new international museum and nexus space for exchange and networking.
Interview with Sheinina Lolita Raj at Elaine Fleck Gallery
by Phil Anderson
“Expressing a perspective with an integral voice that was engaging with a positive influence was important for me.”