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This exhibition explores Hammett’s significant collection and examines the connection between artistry, emotion, and popular culture through a selection of works from 20th-century cinema. Continue reading Photos: It’s Alive! Classic Horror and Sci-Fi Art From the Kirk Hammett Collection-Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
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The groundbreaking and boundary-pushing pop-up exhibit 29Rooms, Refinery29’s stunning interactive exhibit, recently took over Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Building for 10 days. Continue reading Expanding Our Reality At Refinery29’s “29Rooms” Toronto Exhibit
The Yorkville Murals project aims to make Yorkville a landmark in Toronto for contemporary muralism and an ultimate tourist destination. Continue reading Photos: Yorkville Murals Block Party-Yorkville, Toronto
From September 10-15, The Bentway brings the Moon under the Gardiner with a presentation of Museum of the Moon – a seven-metre wide touring sculptural work by UK artist Luke Jerram. Continue reading Photos: Museum Of The Moon-The Bentway, Toronto
The Funhouse is an immersive experience brought to life by visual artists from across Toronto, with featured environments inspired by local musical artists. The adventure begins in a 1940s inter-dimensional hotel. As you descend down a rabbit hole, discover an alternate universe of art, interactive tech and music complimented by augmented reality pieces. Continue reading Experiencing An Immersive Art Adventure At Toronto’s ‘Funhouse’ Popup
Little Cloud and three friends are spending the lazy days of summer hanging out in the Allen Lambert Galleria at Brookfield Place. Continue reading Photos: “Into The Clouds” At Brookfield Place, Toronto
New Monuments for New Cities is the inaugural project of the High Line Network Joint Art Initiative, a new collaboration between infrastructure reuse projects in North America. Continue reading Photos: New Monuments For New Cities-The Bentway, Toronto
Brian Jungen Friendship Centre is an in-depth exploration of this internationally acclaimed artist’s approach to sculpture and the largest exhibition of his work to date. Continue reading Exploring The ‘Brian Jungen Friendship Centre’ Exhibit At The AGO
Ravine by Ryan Louis and Seth Stevenson is a portrait of an environment created with natural elements in conjunction with objects that symbolize the evidence of human presence. Continue reading Ravine-Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival-Allan Gardens, Toronto
What makes a home a home? Good Stuff Bad Stuff installation by Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart, is a series of bizarre self-portraits that connect concepts of home and identity. Continue reading Good Stuff Bad Stuff-Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival-Distillery District, Toronto
Dream Space is a pop-up activation by Anthony Ricciardi at Yorkdale Shopping Centre. It features 12 large-scale installations and multi-sensory immersive spaces. Continue reading Sparking Creativity At Anthony Ricciardi’s “Dream Space”
Neon Museum Toronto partnered with Slate Asset Management and Neon Demon for a one time Pop-Up Neon Gallery at the Junction House . Continue reading Checking Out The Neon Museum Toronto Pop-Up At Junction House
Brookfield Place Toronto presents Anthropocene: Ancient Forests in celebration of Earth Month. Continue reading Celebrating Earth Month With Anthropocene: Ancient Forests At Brookfield Place Toronto
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
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
