Showing at the ROM, until Mar 19, 2023. Curated by Cree artist Kent Monkman, Being Legendary presents an installation of new original paintings by the artist alongside cultural belongings from collections at ROM. Interpreted by Monkman’s shape-shifting, time-travelling, gender-fluid alter ego, the legendary being Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, the exhibition depicts how deeply Indigenous knowledge is embedded […]
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Showing at the AGO, until Feb 20, 2023. This career retrospective showcasing the work of Canadian artist Denyse Thomasos, brings together more than 70 paintings and works on paper, many rarely seen, to show how she challenged the limits of abstraction. The work is personal and political. Using pattern, scale and repetition, Thomasos depicts the vastness
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A Group Show: Hosted by Peg Graham. Peg Graham has hosted many art shows in her home and garden. She gathers artists and friends who together share their creations with the community while supporting a charity. This year I am honoured to be part of her show. I expect it will be a joyous and
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Summer time, a time to explore. What better place to explore than distant parts of Canada? I have just returned from a long-delayed trip to Haida Gwaii. I found it to be a magical and mystical place, where nature is dramatic, history and culture are fascinating, and the pace of life is relaxed and refreshing.
Art Shows are changing these days. As artists, we always seek to find creative ways to share our work. In June 2022 the group of artists who have been participating in the Just Do It! experimental painting classes both at GAS (Gerrard Art Space) and via ZOOM are once again presenting their show. It hangs
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Illumination is about light: finding the light, expressing the light, seeking our way into a brighter place following the past two years of rummaging around in the pandemic darkness. Many artists have been using art to tell their unique pandemic stories, but it is now time to move in a new direction – into the
Treat yourself and your wall. Live in gallery and online. The DVAC is exited to be able to once again show their work at the Todmorden Papermill Gallery as well as continuing online. Gallery Hours are:Wednesday April 27 – Saturday April 30, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PMSunday May 1, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PMWednesday May
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Celebrating 61 years as Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor art fair. In 2020 the TOAF did a quick pivot and moved their show online; the hard work paid off and it was a very successful show. For 2021, they pivoted again, offering a hybrid option, and this is continuing into 2022, with another hybrid option. There
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Showing at the AGO, until April 18, 2022. Robert Houle is one of the most influential First Nations artists to break into the contemporary art world. His work blends abstraction, modernism and conceptualism with First Nations aesthetics and histories. Houle went from residential school to art school to museum boardrooms and on to the art world
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Do you have work that is waiting for a show? Take a look at these open call shows coming up shortly at Gerrard Art Space (GAS). Open call shows are open to members and non-members. The Drawing Show – on now. The Heart show – starting February 23, 2022. The Textile Show – starting Mar
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