“What struck me was the fact that, even in the 21st century, women still have to fight for their rights, and their resistance can take many forms and manifest in different spaces.”

Scene-stealing looks from fundraisers and award parties in Toronto and Ottawa this month.

“We all have different roles that we're playing, and all the roles are overlapping and informing one another.”

The Toronto-based artist discusses the delicate work of arranging local flora and fauna to reveal the beauty and peril of our surroundings.

Isabel Okoro discusses her experimental current show at Patel Brown Gallery. “I'm very excited about the potential to present my images in a non-traditional way.”

10 fresh looks from attendees and artists.

The fair’s director shares programming and exhibition highlights from its 25th anniversary edition running October 24th-27th.

The founder of the nomadic gallery The New Other discusses Jaspal Birdi’s soon-ending show in New York City and what to expect from the gallery’s booth at Art Toronto 2024.

How Toronto-based multi-hyphenate creative Chad Burton has developed an unparalleled eye.

Erin Armstrong at Bau-Xi Gallery Dufferin, Kate Newby at Cooper Cole, and Katherin Takpannie at Olga Korper Gallery.

Emma Nishimura and Linda Sormin speak about their moving, indelibly beautiful duo show at United Contemporary, which is on until September 28th.

New York's Museum at FIT focuses on adornment of the arms in its show Statement Sleeves, which is on until Sunday, August 25th.

Find her entrancing work at Olga Korper’s Summer Group Exhibition opening July 25th.

Curator Dallas Fellini discusses their latest group exhibition, Indiscernible thresholds, escaped veillances – on until July 27th at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto.

Heading to TOAF this weekend? Read this first!

“I feel like so much of my ideas are about bridging things together.”

Speaking in Tongues, the painter’s vivacious solo show, is on at Bau-Xi Gallery’s Dufferin location until June 27th.

The group show at the Jackman Humanities Institute closes June 21st.

“I hope that by always trying to relinquish my control that it brings a sense of power and aliveness to the work itself.”

It’s time to embrace the baseball cap and wear one with EVERYTHING.