Art & Architecture

Exhibition Place is a dead zone. It’s time for a bold new vision

Sarindar Dhaliwal weaves words and colour together to tell stories of migration, colonialism and growing up

Toronto’s University College gets a bold new chapter

At Montreal’s Insectarium, the architecture burrows, hops and flies

Iceland’s famous art-world trickster trades the silly for the sublime

Jasper aerialist hangs in world’s most precarious environments to call attention to climate change

Canadian Jamie Fobert conquers London with his fuss-free architecture

Architecture and curiosity drive Phyllis Lambert’s new photo book

Toronto’s new courthouse reveals the limits of what architecture can do

At the ROM, female artists from the Islamic world hunt for metaphors in Being and Belonging

Power Plant shows mark a stimulating departure

Digitizing 89,000 unseen Inuit artworks, one turntable spin at a time

At Toronto’s new Love Park, great design delivers a place for people

Artist Jeremy Shaw seeks alternate, transcendent realities

Klimt portrait ‘Lady with a Fan’ sets European auction record at $108-million

Changing lanes on the future of the Gardiner Expressway

Intriguing new University of Toronto exhibit explores Antarctica’s architecture of the extremes

Klimt portrait ‘Lady with a Fan’ up for sale with $80-million estimate

Five artists shortlisted for 2023 Sobey Art Award

New National Gallery director Jean-François Bélisle inherits tricky politics

On her 100th birthday, artist Françoise Sullivan still has work to do

Inside the strange legal sideshow that helped fuel the Norval Morrisseau art forgery scandal

Torah transported in bazooka case among artifacts in Toronto’s new Holocaust museum

Quebec gallery director and curator Jean-François Bélisle to lead National Gallery

At the Venice Architecture Biennale, architects tackle the housing crisis

At the AGO, Cassatt/McNicoll cleverly pairs two female Impressionists carving out careers in a man’s profession

Museum reclaims Rumi from the mindfulness set

Priceless painting looted by Nazis during Second World War returns to Poland from Japan

Standout exhibition reveals how music is embedded in Inuit culture

Gavin Crawford weaves humour and heartbreak of Alzheimer’s in ‘Let’s Not Be Kidding’ podcast

All the movies, theatre, music and museums to look forward to in summer 2023

A look at Toronto’s finest apartment buildings seen in a generation, thanks to Danish architects