The 41st edition of the Festival of Films on Art (FIFA) cast a large and festive net to usher in this first post COVID-19 pandemic in-person event. In addition to a copious offering dedicated to the arts in a broad sense, the festival provided a
Venice, Italy
23 April 2022 –
27 November 2022
The 59th Venice Biennale presented the work of 213 artists from 58 countries, and was an exciting event for many reasons, not least of which was because
The desire to hold a festive summer sculpture event is still alive and well in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli. This village, situated on the shore of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec, hosted its first sculpture symposium
Conceived of as a parallel exhibition to the 5th Marrakech Biennale, the group show If You Are So Smart, Why Aint’ You Rich? sought to examine, as the title suggests, the growing discrepancy
In Paris last fall, critical attention crystalized around exhibitions by two darlings of the French scene and relational aesthetics, Pierre Huyghe and Philippe Parreno. The overlapping exhibition dates unconsciously led to a sort of
Anna Frlan: Interbellum III
Ottawa school of Art Gallery
January 10—February 22, 2013
Anna Frlan uses nothing but steel in her art making. The infinite possibilities of steel’s liquid state keep drawing her back
Richard Clements,
Day Treadeth On Night
Paul Kuhn Gallery
Calgary, Alberta
May 17—June 30, 2013
However we see our world, it is very much through the acquisition and use of language,
Ai WeiWei: According to What?
Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario
August 17—October 17, 2013
Ai WeiWei came to town. Or, more accurately, Ai WeiWei’s art came to town, the artist himself is still
The question “is there a life after death?” has fascinated people for ages. As far back as the eighteenth century, novels such as Frankenstein and The Cavern of Death
Clint Neufeld: Pipe Dreams of
Madame Récamier
Koffler Gallery Off-Site at General
Hardware Contemporary, Toronto
January 10—March 2, 2013
Andrea Carvalho, Made to
Measure: and more ideas on space
The Larcham Gallery, Stouffville, Ontario
November 3 — December 8, 2012
Curated by Chai Duncan