Sustainable Sound: ecology and the urban soundscape
CESSA’s upcoming series of workshops will explore the relationship between sound, music, and the environment “How we live,…
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Land Art: investigating humanity’s relationship to nature
The 1960s movement popularized taking art outside of the museum Upon first glance, Richard Long’s A Line Made…
Ocelle: connecting the real with the virtual
Vincent Larouche exhibits familiar characters through dynamic paintings From video games and sci-fi films to cyberpunk, Vincent Larouche…
Ecologies pays homage to planet Earth
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ latest exhibition captures the complexities of global warming I have rarely left…
Helen Frankenthaler’s abstract climates
A deep-dive into the artist’s influential role on the abstract movement A practicing artist for over 60 years,…
Marie-Claude Marquis presents her solo exhibition Dancing Contradictions
Exposing sincere messages on delicate materials In her newest solo exhibition Dancing Contradictions, presented at Galerie Robertson Arès,…
Stéphane Crête showcases Jamais Seul
A video installation projecting intimacy, freedom and escape in relation to nature Created by comedian and actor Stéphane…
Mathematics and spirituality: decoding Hilma af Klint’s work
A brief overview of the Swedish artist’s esoteric paintings You may recognize Hilma af Klint’s works from their…
Seascape Poetics: a virtual exhibition
Connecting Caribbean stories through water Curated by Bettina Pérez Martínez and assisted by Simone Cambridge, Seascape Poetics presents…
A Q&A with Yiara Magazine
A quick glance at what the arts publication has been up to this semester There’s no doubt that…
Kicking off Out of Many with Antwaun Sargent and Yaniya Lee
Behind Jorian Charlton’s photography exhibition As part of the online exhibition Out of Many, curator and art critic…
A glimpse at John Kacere’s “body” of work
The artist painted larger-than-life depictions of the female midsection Upon first glance, John Kacere’s paintings could be mistaken…