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Ai Weiwei: Unbroken at the Gardiner Museum, features iconic ceramic works,recent works in blue-and-white porcelain depicting the global refugee crisis, and objects in other media, that playfully subvert notions of traditional craftsmanship and Chinese cultural identity with pointedly political imagery. Continue reading Exploring Ai Weiwei: Unbroken At The Gardiner Museum, Toronto
Highlighting the synergy between visual art and music, Art is Art showcases the visual art practices of prominent Canadian recording artists. Continue reading Sneak Peek At The ‘Art Is Art’ Exhibit At Museum London
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In a groundbreaking first, Impressionism in the Age of Industry: Monet, Pissarro and more explores the Impressionists’ fascination with industry, technology, and labour during the rapid industrialization of Paris and France in the 1800s. Continue reading An Evening At “Impressionism In The Age Of Industry: Monet, Pissarro And More” At The Art Gallery Of Ontario
Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel in partnership with the Toronto Light Festival are displaying stunning neon art installations by artist Peter Rowe in their Front Street windows. Continue reading Neon Art Installations At Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York In Partnership With The Toronto Light Festival
Us. Here. Now. is a photography and digital art exhibit curated by Wan Lucas, that combines the mediums of photography and digital art with the theme of “connections” to highlight the plethora of talented multi-disciplinary artists and unique personalities from within Toronto’s black community. Continue reading A Look At The “Us.Here.Now.” & “A Thousand Paths Home” Exhibit At Union Station For Black History Month
Toronto winters are generally filled with freezing rain, snow and bitterly cold wind, so we’ve put together a list of our favorite indoor activities for those who hate winter and need a break. Continue reading Indoor Toronto Activities For Those Who Hate Winter
The public art exhibition explores what could be, what perhaps should be, and what may never be within our ever-evolving city. Continue reading Photos: If, But, What If?-The Bentway, Toronto-January 2019
The Possibility of Transformation is the first project to go live as part of the joint Union Station-OCAD U partnership. Continue reading Photos: The Possibility Of Transformation-Union Station, Toronto-January 2019
#ArtOfTheNorth was a pop up art exhibit that featured 100 pieces of Toronto Raptors inspired art created by 40 international and local artists. Continue reading Photos: Art Of The North-Live Nation Lounge, Toronto-January 2019
HAPPY PLACE is in Toronto until January 6, 2019 at the Harbourfront Centre. Continue reading Photos: Happy Place, Toronto-December 2018
The Tunnel of Glam is an 80-foot covered pedestrian walkway lined with over 14 million reversible sequins. Continue reading Photos: Tunnel Of Glam-Yonge & St.Clair, Toronto-December 2018
The Bentway presented WATERLICHT, a monumental public art intervention designed by acclaimed Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde. Continue reading Photos: Waterlicht-The Bentway, Toronto-October 12, 2018
Created by AGO Head Mixologist Stephen Gaessler, the ‘Anthropocene’ cocktails are inspired by some of the exhibit’s most renowned work. Continue reading Photos: Discover The Cocktails Inspired By The AGO’s ‘Anthropocene’ Exhibit
Brookfield Place proudly presents World Press Photo Exhibition 2018, a travelling exhibition of prize-winning entries assembled by World Press Photo, organizers of the world’s largest and most prestigious annual press photography contest. Continue reading Photos: World Press Photo Exhibit-Brookfield Place, Toronto-October 9 2018
Up Cannabis hosted ‘Meet Up’ at Toronto’s Yonge/Dundas Square, which included three days of music, art and community. Continue reading Photos: Meet Up-Yonge/Dundas Square, Toronto-October 11, 2018
Anthropocene dramatically illustrates how we, individually and collectively, are leaving a human signature on our world. Continue reading Photos: Anthropocene Exhibit-Art Gallery Of Ontario, Toronto-October 3 2018
Bjarke Ingels’ critically acclaimed 2016 Serpentine Pavilion, dubbed the “unzipped wall”, has been re-assembled in Toronto as a new exhibit titled “Unzipped”. Continue reading Photos: Unzipped Toronto-September 2018
The Bentway presents WATERLICHT, a monumental public art intervention designed by acclaimed Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde. Continue reading The Bentway Presents Waterlicht
Over 80 emerging artists showcasing their hottest work in a Warhol-style, anything-goes, massive warehouse environment–live music, body painting, multimedia displays, and FREE pancakes! Continue reading The Pancakes & Booze Art Show Returns To Toronto September 28 2018
It’s Alive! Classic Horror and Sci-Fi Art from the Kirk Hammett Collection makes its Canadian debut at the Royal Ontario Museum in July 2019 Continue reading Lead Guitarist From Metallica Brings Coveted Cinema Art Collection To The ROM
