Arts
Toronto Biennial of Art 2019: what to see with kids
Toronto has officially launched its first international art biennial. For 72 days, Torontonians and tourists are invited to visit the […]
Visual Arts
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Artist Carrie Chisholm
Carrie Chisholm knew from a young age that she wanted to be an artist – at the age of three […]
Arts
The Aga Khan Museum’s New Caravans of Gold Exhibit
Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time is the first major exhibition that focuses on the Saharan trade. It addresses the […]
Arts
Where to celebrate Woodstock’s 50th Anniversary in Toronto
Half a million people showed up on a dairy farm on August 15th, 1969 for what was marketed as “An […]
Arts
The Gardiner Museum’s Community Art Space explores what we long for
What do we long for? That’s the theme of this year’s edition of the Community Art Space at the Gardiner […]
Arts
What’s on our radar at the 2019 Luminato Festival in Toronto
Toronto’s International Arts Festival, Luminato, brings local and international artists to the forefront offering entertaining and thought-provoking programming. The festival’s vision […]
Arts
Vija Celmins: To Fix the Image in Memory exhibition now at the AGO
Artist Vija Celmins is very much in the moment. She speaks her mind without hesitation and with a passion that […]
Arts
Director X tells us what to expect at this Year’s AGO Massive party
The sprawling Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) will transform into an adult playground of multi-sensory stimulation, photo-worthy art installations, music […]
Electronic
World News: I Am Robot And Proud Interview
Have you heard about I Am Robot And Proud yet? Toronto audiovisual artist, Shaw-Han Liem, is playing a DIY show […]
Arts
‘Let’s Survive Forever’ infinity mirror by Yayoi Kusama now part of AGO
It’s been one year since Toronto experienced daily line ups wrapped around the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) for a […]