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Margaret Dragu: Lifelines, Stories and the Drama of Performance
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A veteran of performance art festivals in Canada and abroad, the BC artist draws on everything from baking bread to modern dance to her own remarkable life story in making her work ...
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Margaret Dragu: Lifelines, Stories and the Drama of Performance
A veteran of performance art festivals in Canada and abroad, the BC artist draws on everything from ... -
NewsStan Douglas wins $50,000 Scotiabank Photo Award
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NewsRitchies Auctions Resurge with Artist Royalties Call
The once-scandal-plagued auction house, now under new ownership, has announced it will be the first ... -
OpeningsMust-Sees this Week: May 16 to 22, 2013
There’s lots of great shows opening across the country this week. Here are our best bets. ... -
ReviewBrian Jungen Shows Continuity & Contrast in German Survey
An exhibition at Kunstverein Hannover demonstrates that Jungen's work has grown in compelling ways s ... -
ReviewGordon Rayner Broke from the Pack with Oaxaca Suite
A towering figure in the 1980s, Gordon Rayner wasn't nearly as revered in the final decades of his c ... -
NewsNew CEO & President Named for Glenbow Museum
Donna Livingstone has been named as president and chief executive officer of Glenbow Museum, effecti ... -
TalksVideo: Yishu Editor Zheng Shengtian on the Rise of Contemporary Chinese Art
The Vancouver-based scholar, curator, artist and writer reveals what he has learned at the Shanghai ... -
FeatureKim Dorland: Beautiful Stuff
Kim Dorland's work evinces a deep love of viscous, gooey, glorious paint. Yet his work also ... -
FeatureCanadian Identity Debates Are Broken. Let’s Fix Them.
In his latest column for our website, Ken Lum considers debates on Canadian culture and their proble ... -
FeatureFrom the Archives: Rebecca Belmore at the 2005 Venice Biennale
In the lead-up to this year's Venice Biennale, we've been digging through our archives to look at Ca ... -
OpeningsMust-Sees this Week: May 9 to 15, 2013
There’s lots of great shows opening across the country this week. Here’s some of our best bets. ... -
NewsWinners Announced for Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts Awards
This year, two Artist Prizes were awarded, as well as Project Support and Achievement Award grants t ... -
See itA CanCon Crib Sheet for NYC’s Frieze Art Week
This year for Frieze New York, there are even more satellite events on deck—and more Canadians hea ... -
NewsSlideshow: Plans Revealed for Audain Art Museum
Plans have doubled in size from 27,000 square feet to 56,000 square feet; still to be approved by Wh ... -
ReviewIn Chicago, Rodney Graham’s Chandelier Does the Twist
Chandeliers, by definition, are excessive and opulent. But Graham gives them an impressionistic spin ... -
NewsPower Plant Extends Free Admission for Three More Years
Admission has been free at Toronto's Power Plant this past year for its 25th anniversary. Now, it wi ... -
FeatureThe Sage: Gordon Smith Knows Painting
When Gordon Smith was born, Matisse and Picasso were controversial. Today, at 93, he hangs out with ... -
NewsYang Fudong to Debut New Work in Toronto
Leading Chinese artist and filmmaker to debut a new installation commissioned by TIFF in June. ... -
FeaturePapier 13 Strategy Pays Off, Striking Art-Fair Balance
How to measure an art fair? It can be hard to tell. But Bryne McLaughlin reports that Papier seems t ... -
NewsCentre A Launches New Space & Program in Vancouver’s Chinatown
The only public gallery in Canada dedicated to contemporary Asian visual art practices, prompted to ... -
FeatureSebastião Salgado on the Genesis of…Genesis
The famed Brazilian-born photographer speaks with Sam Cotter about his multi-year project documentin ... -
OpeningsMust-Sees This Week: May 2 to 8, 2013
There’s lots of great shows opening across the country this week. Here are our best bets. ... -
Feature12 Shows We Want to See at Contact
With 1,500-plus photographers showing at more than 124 venues, there’s lots of options for the ol' ... -
FeatureContact 2013: The Feast and the Pecking Order
Contact's big shows get ample attention. But the bottom-tier “open exhibitions” are where the sp ... -
ReviewCraig LeBlanc Sizes Up The Cost of Masculinity
From laptops to handhelds, bank accounts to anatomy, gross national debt to the termination of the p ... -
FeatureAfter Arnaud: A Friend’s Remembrance
The late Arnaud Maggs is being remembered this week with the world premiere of a new doc about his l ... -
FeatureBrain, Body, Hands: Meet Sky Glabush, Canada’s Most Restless Painter
Bridging different styles, eras and emotions, this Ontario artist makes works that consistently chal ... -
NewsVancouver Art Gallery Gets City Thumbs-Up for Expansion
The approval was gained April 24, and remains conditional on the gallery fundraising the majority of ... -
FeatureThe Atlantic Symposium: Art Crit as Nowhere… or Everywhere?
If the Atlantic region—through NSCAD and otherwise—has produced or been connected to some of Can ... -
FeatureFrom the Archives: Rodney Graham Prepares for the 1997 Venice Biennale
In the lead-up to the Venice Biennale, we have been digging through our archives to trace Canada's h ... -
FeatureSlideshow: Wreck City Makes Ruins Right
One hundred artists take over nine to-be-demolished Calgary houses in this fun and exploratory insta ...
