Photography graduates are finding exciting opportunities to work in a wide array of fields. Here is a list of different career options gleaned from real-life stories in the art world ...

Vancouver’s Kate Armstrong has an exciting practice that ranges from curating digital art to arranging electronic-billboard exhibitions to making sculptural installations. Her curatorial projects have been exhibited at the Vancouver Olympics, she ...

Have you ever felt restricted by the boundaries between different art-school departments? Lyn Carter once was. But she overcame those obstacles by doing her undergrad in one genre and her master’s in ...

A creative education doesn’t necessarily stop with graduation from art school. Digital/interactive artist Faisal Anwar knows this well; he grew his practice with post-grad residencies at the Canadian Film Centre, the Banff New Media ...

Heather Goodchild is a Toronto artist whose work is inspired by phenomena ranging from folk art and traditional music to religious stories and universal symbols. Textiles are her main medium, ...

Web art, net art, online art—no matter what you call it, making art with and on the Internet is a thriving, exciting new genre. Find out more about varying approaches ...

  In decades past, textile art was taught in schools as a completely separate domain than the fine arts. Even today, those who work with textiles as part of their ...

Jeremy Bailey is a Toronto video and performance artist who is becoming well known for his humorous approach to online culture and art traditions. ...

New technologies have led to exciting evolutions in the field of graphic design. In this video from our education and careers site, Canadianartschool.ca, designers Lisa Kiss, Alex Wittholz and Daniel ...