Art & Architecture

Canadian artist hired to promote tourism for Taiwan’s Indigenous community

Summer 2023 brings new draws for visitors at Canada’s galleries and museums

Building an architecture of disability

The professional’s favourite keyboard: Remembering the power of BlackBerry

At 60, Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre survives tough decisions

Artist Shin Sugino re-energizes past photos at Déjà Vu exhibit

Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival juxtaposes private and public spheres

Crowd displeaser: As Online Streaming Act becomes law, just about everyone is unhappy

Bill C-11 is a victory for the possible

Sculpture of Spain’s rifle-wielding ex-king puzzles onlookers

U.S., U.K. galleries buy masterpiece ‘Portrait of Mai’ for $62-million

In podcast You’re Wrong About, host Sarah Marshall tackles life’s misunderstood events

MOCA hosts Kapwani Kiwanga’s first major survey in Canada

More diverse writers in Canadian TV since 2017, but few in senior positions, says guild report

Paul P. exhibit at National Gallery of Canada fuses contemporary work with historical precedents

Wolfgang Tillmans’ photo retrospective starts a conversation - but leaves the dialogue up to us

Ottawa to boost underrepresented arts and cultural groups with $40M from federal budget

Queer photographer Evergon, witchy artists Fastwurms among Governor General winners

Bill Nye on climate change, TikTok, and fighting misinformation: ‘It takes a steady drumbeat’

As AI debate swirls, artists are torn between embracing it and trying to break it

Sabrina Ratté's exploration of the blurred line between tech and humanity is making her an art world star

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts features stunning objects, but not much narrative

With new exhibit Montreal artist Karen Tam conjures the city’s historic Chinatown

The Art Gallery of Ontario’s expansion: A machine for showing art

Power Plant gallery emerges from tumult with disjointed shows

Nadya Kwandibens on what it means to be Toronto’s new photo laureate

Why is Toronto tearing down tall buildings? Ask city planning

Tim Whiten wins 2022 Gershon Iskowitz Prize

Actors’ union accuses Ottawa of prolonging labour dispute with agencies after millions in ad spending revealed

The rock art of Tassili n’Ajjer is mysterious; Lydia Ourahmane’s wordless film of the drawings is hypnotic

Sculptor David Ruben Piqtoukun creates hybrids both fertile and dangerous

Five arts shows to brighten up the final weeks of the winter season