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Ai Weiwei Bicycle Sculpture to Headline Toronto’s Nuit Blanche
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The sculpture Forever Bicycles, originally created in 2011, will be presented in a new configuration of more than 1,000 bikes at Nathan Phillips Square. ...
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Ai Weiwei Bicycle Sculpture to Headline Toronto’s Nuit Blanche
The sculpture Forever Bicycles, originally created in 2011, will be presented in a new configuration ... -
FeatureFrom the Archives: David Altmejd and the 2007 Venice Biennale
Ahead of this year's biennale, we're using our archives to look at Canada’s past projects there. T ... -
FeatureMargaret 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
Douglas, soon to be working with mobile apps, also wins a 2014 exhibition at the Contact Photography ... -
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 ...
