Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away.
byAt the Royal Ontario Museum Auschwitz. The name is scorched across time and memory, a byword for fathomless horror, unimaginable to all except those…
Art Review
“Stories of Belonging,” Colleen Heslin, at the Forest City Gallery
byPublisher’s note: Recently, I attended the early evening Opening of the exhibition Stories of Belonging by former London artist Colleen Heslin at Forest City Gallery….
THE LONG VIEW
byQuestions and Observations in the Arts. Publisher’s note: Centred has engaged Deborah Worsfold to write a regular reflective article in which she will…
Betty McArthur, “You are a Painter”
byIn a letter by Jock Macdonald, the abstract painter and educator writes to Betty McArthur, “…it confirms my often stated remarks to you that…
Joyce Wieland: The Beat Goes On
byJoyce Wieland: Heart On. When saying the title of this retrospective of Joyce Wieland’s work, it sounds like a double entendre. This rather clever…
A Conversation With David Merritt
byFor this podcast, I met with artist David Merritt at his light-filled studio in London, Ontario, to discuss a recent exhibition that includes his…
Curatorial Partners: The Art of the Studio Visit
byInside. Outside. Of. is a puzzle of an exhibition conceived of and collected by co-curators Shannon Anderson and Jay Wilson. Together, over the past…
Laura Moore – Memories of the Future
byEven before the earliest civilizations ten thousand years ago humans have been employing tools and technologies to alter and aid their personal lives and…
I Fell in Love with a Beautiful Highway
byStanding tallBy the side of the roadI fell in loveWith a beautiful highway—Talking Heads, Nothing But Flowers A funny thing happened on the way…
Podcast: Rosemary Sloot Reflects
byRosemary Sloot’s creative journey as a visual artist has been long and varied, as can be seen at her first retrospective exhibit at Westland…