Bev Pike: Grottesque: Spectacles of Miniature and Gigantic
byProminent Canadian artist Bev Pike has shown her work in major public art galleries across Canada, is the recipient of many grants, a feminist…
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Mohawk Warriors, Hunters & Chiefs: The Art of Tom Wilson tehohåhake
byA worried man with a worried mind,No one in front of me, and nothing behindBob Dylan, “Things Have Changed” It’s just a matter of…
The Art of Banksy, Unshredded
byIt is with trepidation that one might enter the show, The Art of Banksy: Without Limits. With… hesitation? Suspicion? Apprehension? What does “without limits”…
Laura Woermke – Beyond Belief
byLaura Woermke has served as curator and director of the St. Thomas-Elgin Art Gallery in St. Thomas for over 17 years. In her role…
Scott Conarroe “About Trees”
byFor over 150 years photography has transformed how artists capture and render images of the world around us. From Ansel Adams to O. Winston…
Billy Gauthier – Sculpting Culture
byBilly Gauthier: Sila at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery (KWAG) showcases the dynamic and masterful sculptures of Labrador-based artist and activist Billy Gauthier. This exhibition…
I’m Not Your Kinda Princess: Lori Blondeau at the McMaster Museum of Art
byBringing together Blondeau’s satirical performances and heartfelt meditations, I’m Not Your Kinda Princess underscores the artist’s investment in engaging with the roles of perception, preservation of cultural practice, and assertions of colonialism in the contemporary.
“Vibration is the Foundation of Life”: David Bobier and Accessibility in the Arts
byRecently I interviewed London, Ontario, media installation artist, David Bobier, via Zoom. At the time of the interview in late-June, Bobier was between two…
Sea Change – Agneta Dolman
byA sea change – the etymology goes back to Shakespeare, The Tempest — is an English idiomatic expression that denotes a substantial change in…
Post-Humous Collaboration: The Artistic Practice of Rita Giedre Bulova-Forrest and Irma Makariunaite
byPerhaps the most striking thread to emerge in comparing their practices is their exploration of death, memory, and the afterlife. Located on the second-floor…