2024
鈥淥ut of this World鈥� is a solo exhibition by British-American artist Danielle Dean.
Drawing from archival records and materials like film and advertising, British-American artist Danielle Dean produces bold environments to ground and enliven her research-based projects.
2023
From Shellie Zhang鈥檚 altars to elusive homelands to Anna Boghiguian鈥檚 chessboard of historical icons.
2022
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival has announced highlights of the 27th edition of the annual citywide event spanning the month of May 2023.
Evidence is a group exhibition featuring contemporary artists who highlight the unique and alternative perspectives of the world that can be found in art by children.
The second Toronto Biennial of Art, postponed by several months due to Covid-19, extends its 2019 edition's concern for lakes, waterways, and their influence over how we live and interact within natural and built environments.
The Richmond Art Gallery presents A Minaret for the General鈥檚 Wife by Erdem Ta艧delen from April 22 to July 31, 2022.
2020
Laure Prouvost and Jonas Staal talk about how they oversee, as artists and co-administrators, a universe of nipples, tentacles, plants, signs and other non-humans in their projects
We鈥檙e starting a new year and a new decade鈥攈ere are just some of the upcoming exhibitions, biennials and projects on our must-see lists
2019
Nep Sidhu鈥檚 controversial exhibition is touring to galleries across the country. Here, he talks about critics, Indigeneity and how religion and community influence his practice
From cross-Canada billboard projects to small site-specific installations, there are many views to experience through this year鈥檚 event.
The Toronto-based writer and arts organizer will work in our offices for the 11-week Spring 2019 mentorship
Six days from the opening and standing beneath an unfinished tapestry that covers the broadest wall of his Malvern studio, the artist Nep Sidhu says he will work until sunrise once more.
Our editors round up 2019鈥檚 most anticipated exhibitions and events
2018
Concerns about intimacy, world-making, security and survival are necessary to considerations of work by Black artists