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16.06 | Locke & King: The Ossington
PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
16.24 | Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
16.31 | Floyd Kuptana Restrospective
INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
16.15 | Toe Fish
INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
16.14 | Alma Singer
INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
14.12 | Sp | Elsewhere
Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
16.06 | Locke & King: The Ossington
PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
16.24 | Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
16.31 | Floyd Kuptana Restrospective
INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
16.15 | Toe Fish
INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
16.14 | Alma Singer
INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
14.12 | Sp | Elsewhere
Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
16.06 | Locke & King: The Ossington
PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
16.24 | Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
16.31 | Floyd Kuptana Restrospective
INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
16.15 | Toe Fish
INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
16.14 | Alma Singer
INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
14.12 | Sp | Elsewhere
Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
16.06 | Locke & King: The Ossington
PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
16.24 | Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
16.31 | Floyd Kuptana Restrospective
INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
16.15 | Toe Fish
INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
16.14 | Alma Singer
INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
14.12 | Sp | Elsewhere
Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
16.06 | Locke & King: The Ossington
PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
16.24 | Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
16.31 | Floyd Kuptana Restrospective
INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
16.15 | Toe Fish
INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
16.14 | Alma Singer
INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
14.12 | Sp | Elsewhere
Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
Spaces
Floyd Kuptana at Gallery Arcturus
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INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.
In Praise of the
Flâneur
: Justin Wong
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The prolific street photographer reveals perspectives on Toronto, Tokyo, and time
Elsewhere
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Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator
A MOCA Retrospective
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INTERVIEW — As a trio of fall exhibits wrap up, Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas reflects on the powers of hybridity
MOCA Spring 2025
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As Toronto’s Sterling Road evolves into a vibrant creative hub, its resident museum-cum-gallery space stays ahead of the curve with innovative exhibits
Warbling
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INTERVIEW — Robyn Graham clears space for quiet art
The Home Universe: What Makes the Object
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RETROSPECTIVE ─ For Milan Design Week 2025, Hermès returned to La Pelota with its new scenography by Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry
A Walk With Amal
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Meet “Little” Amal, the 3.5 metre puppet and beating heart of The Walk.
Materials
Materials
Why It’s Made: Locke & King
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PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography
BODY: Cassils
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INTERVIEW — “What better way to push for trans presence and historical archives than to burn images of trans people into the eyes of cis beholders?”
Silly Ceramics and Calaca’s Creatures
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“I rarely need to explain myself: this is a blue elephant, he wears a cylinder and smokes a pipe ─ what is unclear here?”
FLOWERS: Rebecca Louise Law
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How floral sculptures open the door to the “third place”
TEA: Hiba Schahbaz
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INTERVIEW — Meet the Pakistani-American painter infusing her female figures with a unique stain: black tea
INK: Art or Artifice?
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Six tattoo artists across six cities reflect on their work as an artistic practice
Upcycling: Harford House
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Carina Harford on the “luxury of immediacy”
StudioSessions
Studio Sessions
Naledi Tshegofatso Modupi
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INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood
CLOISTRAL: Marija Tiurina
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Illustrating the fascinating tension between the familiar and the fantastic
Iryna Maksymova
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The Ukrainian artist contrasting the hyper-masculine imagery of the war with harmonious female figures
Floyd Kuptana: Urban Hunter
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Celebrating the life of an Indigenous Artist
Toe Fish
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INTERVIEW ─ On the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists
Facetime: Kachelle Knowles
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INTERVIEW — “Living in a nation that relies on tourism has convinced people that looking ‘less Black’ is more tolerable.”
Bree Stallings
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Artist; Community Leader
Victoria Kagalovska
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Before the Invasion
Alma Singer’s Rules for Living
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INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.
Is the studio a public place?
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INTERVIEW — William Kentridge, the eminent South African painter and star of Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot, weighs in
Anna Zvyagintseva
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"How can I even make art now?"
Colour Me Senseless: Helen Beard
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INTERVIEW ─ In an aesthetic ecosystem that favours monotone greys, this UK artist is bringing sexy back with bold colours
Phantom Details: Agata Wierzbicka
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“If you want to create and you have such a strenuous need, it won't matter to you if you have a large or small studio”
Quinn Rockliff
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Drawing strength and self-hood through nude self-portraiture in an image-obsessed era
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