by Phil Anderson
From my short visit I would say the artists are happy and so are those shopping for some new art.
57th Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2018
Graduating Sculpture Student Exhibition
Opening Reception / Award Presentation
Canadian Sculpture Centre
the 22nd, now bi-annual, exhibition features works from eight talented young sculptors
Sarah Sands Phillips: Idyll at GHC
by Rebecca Travis
it denotes a picturesque scene, but one – like our bodies, memories, and those walls – that is ultimately temporary
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2018
July 6 – 8, 2018
Nathan Phillips Square
There is a lot to see in the exhibition, all the artists are very friendly and willing to talk about their work. It is also an excellent opportunity to buy an artwork
Incidental Narratives / A Space Gallery
by Nazli Nahidi
Direct political activism not to be downgraded by any means, but to see it in terms of cause and effect, the resulting emotional response of melancholy and longing is itself a serious advocate for changing perspectives.
RED LIGHT / Lonsdale Gallery
Curator’s Tour by Simone Rojas-Pick
RED LIGHT is a very ambitious exhibition displaying 300 photographic pieces, covering the walls of Lonsdale Gallery, salon style, from floor to ceiling.
Let There Be Light / Interview with Bill Clarke
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
I am really interested in artists’ processes, and analog work is very much about process.
Mahmoud Meraji – Bound & Redemption
by Ashley Johnson
This exhibition could not take place in Tehran but Meraji will not be banned or bloodied here in Toronto and can give voice to the need to embrace women as a whole. Redemption!
Power Ball XX: Carousal
by Nathan Flint
The night was a huge success and all the Power Plant staff, sponsors and volunteers who made it possible deserve ample praise for creating this celebration of contemporary art and fashion!