Arts
Ai Weiwei: Unbroken at The Gardiner Museum
Ai Weiwei is of one of the world’s most influential artists and human rights activists. His art exhibitions and films […]
Visual Arts
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Artist Stefan Berg’s ‘Still Lives of Architecture’ is a love letter to Toronto
Neighbourhoods continue to evolve across the city. The transformation including the east end over the years including Leslieville and Riverside […]
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Peter Andrew Lusztyk sees the Extraordinary in Ordinary Objects
The work of Toronto-based freelance artist and photographer Peter Andrew Lusztyk may look very familiar…hmmm maybe on Netflix? As an […]
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Toronto designers collaborate in support of Rainbow Railroad
Toronto-based designers Hayley Elsaesser, Stef Sanjati and Maria Qamar have partnered with Microsoft Canada to create limited-edition designs with 100 […]
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AGO’s exhibition features Impressionism and Paris in the Age of Industry
As you head to the entrance of the latest exhibition Impressionism in the Age of Industry at the Art Gallery […]
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Fight to End Cancer Gallery Show at Steam Whistle Brewery
Fight To End Cancer (FTEC) is a local charity I have been happy to support for several years now. What […]
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Explore Lunar New Year traditions at ROM’s GODS IN MY HOME exhibit
Each year, I count myself as doubly-lucky. Like many asians in the western world, we are fortunate to usher in […]
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Unconventional holiday window delivers an important message of diversity
The windows along the streets are lined with visions of sugar plums dancing in our heads. Scenes with traditional Christmas […]
Arts
The AGO will have its own Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror, forever
The Art Gallery of Ontario has succeeded in raising funds to purchase Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror entitled Let’s Survive Forever. […]
Arts
Stan Lee (1922-2018): He found the human in the superhuman
I must have been about 3 years old when my older brother first let me read one of his comic […]