“Though the production structures of television originate the television discourse,” Stuart Hall once argued, “they do not constitute a closed system. They draw topics, treatments, agendas, events, pe…
Born in Bratislava, Slovakia, in 1938, Vera Frenkel is a seminal Canadian artist known for her use of fictitious personas in multidisciplinary projects that indicate gaps in the historical record…
Jason de Haan's first solo exhibition, in his hometown of Calgary in 2007, was titled "Where the Ocean Meets This Guy"—a phrase that conjured the enormity of the natural world and humans' insignifican…
Toronto's new Ismaili Center and museum for Islamic art is the first of its kind in North America.
A black-haired, denim-clad woman stands with her back to the viewer and arms out to her sides in Rebecca Belmore's sister (2010), a single photograph split between three backlit transparencies that…
At the center of Toronto-based artist Chris Curreri's second solo exhibition at Daniel Faria Gallery was a cement bust whose face was deliberately sliced off during the fabrication process.
Entering "Bestiary," Fraser Stables's third exhibition at Georgia Scherman Projects, viewers found themselves immersed in a darkened room filled with minimalist constructions.
"Learning," Duane Linklater's first exhibition at Susan Hobbs Gallery, takes its title from a print by the celebrated Ojibwa artist Benjamin Chee Chee.
The 15th annual CONTACT Photography Festival in Toronto, Canada, can't yet compete in prestige or name recognition with fairs in Madrid, Paris, Houston or Arles. But with 1.8 million attendees viewing…