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Liz Magor鈥檚 sculptural work explores the ontology of familiar objects and the belief that all objects are subject to change, including those we choose to live with and wear.

Similar events are taking place from Warsaw to Santiago this month in a global effort to reactivate the art world.

There are plenty of first-time exhibitors making their debut, and they hail from across North America.

Stan Denniston鈥檚 Re-newit bashes together two opposites to find them alike, Didier Courbot offers a helping hand and Birch Contemporary turns 27-1/2

A Viewing Room: The summer exhibition season is upon us, which means most galleries turn things down a notch and venture into their storage spaces with a mind to cobbling together a group presentation that matches, generally, the seasonal mood of laid-back lethargy.

Join us at the Canadian Art Foundation鈥檚 Toronto Gallery Hop, presented in partnership with RBC.

As fall season starts in earnest, check out Abbas Akhavan, Sandra Meigs, Meryl McMaster and Kristiina Lahde.

The motif of the double calls to mind fluidity, changeability and duality. There is often an undertone of the sinister, as if a mirror image opens up space for uncertainty and ambiguity. The figure of the double features clearly and strikingly

There are 44 dealers at Papier14鈥攖he most ever since the fair started in 2007 with roughly 15 galleries on the roster鈥攁nd while the majority remain

The title of Patrick Howlett鈥檚 exhibition 鈥淗ow Hummingbirds Choose Flowers鈥� at Susan Hobbs Gallery refers to how hummingbirds, which have almost no

The towering Himalayan peaks and pristine Kashmir valleys of northern India may seem especially

The re-purposing of familiar, everyday objects into high-concept art commodities is at least a century-old practice. (Many would argue that crafters,

Having a short attention span would stymie most filmmakers. But not Oliver Husain, who recently explained, with a characteristic mix of insight

For more than 25 years, Sandra Meigs has won accolades for her unusual鈥攁nd often quite canny鈥攁rtmaking practice. Meigs鈥� 2009 exhibition at the Carleton

THURSDAY JUNE 25 TORONTO Joshua Neustein artist talk 7pm Julie M Gallery 55 Mill St bldg 37 TORONTO 鈥淭he Path of Most Resistance鈥� opening 6:30-8:30pm