[ad_1] The Art Gallery of Ontario recently welcomed The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century. The exhibit explores the extraordinary impact of the genre through painting, photography, sculpture, video and fashion and has made its only Canadian stop at the AGO until April 6. According to the press release, the exhibition
[ad_1] Internationally acclaimed artist and writer Harland Miller returns to York Art Gallery this March to present ‘XXX’, a new exhibition showcasing paintings and works on paper from his renowned ‘Letter Paintings’ series. Inspired by his upbringing in 1970s Yorkshire and an itinerant lifestyle in New York, New Orleans, Berlin and Paris during the 1980s
[ad_1] The solo exhibition Other Pains includes three bodies of work where captivating landscapes and urban scenes reflect sites of previous pain, trauma or melancholy from both the artist’s own personal history and that of others. Through extensive research Sarkissian conveys stories of conflict, displacement, loss and hope. By documenting sites that bear the scars of
[ad_1] Southern Exposure, the 50 year-old gallery and arts nonprofit that is known for its ambitious exhibitions, support of local artists, and youth education programs, is in trouble. Or, as an announcement recently released by the organization put it, “A confluence of events has put SoEx in a financial bind.” SoEx’s current budget deficit is
[ad_1] Manila’s art market remains “proudly local” says Trickie Colayco-Lopa, who cofounded Art Fair Philippines (AFP) in 2013. This year the fair moves from its original location in a carpark in Merkati City’s Link to tents in the nearby Ayala Triangle park, plus some spaces in the adjacent Mandarin Oriental hotel. Featuring 48 galleries, the
[ad_1] Less than two months after some of the most destructive wildfires in US history, Frieze Los Angeles and its satellite fairs have brought the art world’s focus onto the city at a time when most local galleries and institutions agree that their support—and cash—is most needed. “The energy yesterday was astounding,” Christine Messineo, Frieze’s
[ad_1] A new exhibition by Angelique Degabriele Attard, BLA KANTUNIERI, invites visitors into an intimate and evolving artistic world, where personal experiences, experimentation, and social themes come together in a deeply expressive collection. Opening at Gemelli Art Gallery, Ta’ Qali, this showcase brings together works spanning from 2010 to today, offering a glimpse into the
[ad_1] Walking around Frieze LA yesterday on the opening day, I heard nothing but praise for the galleries and organisers that made Frieze Week happen despite the destructive fires less than a month ago. Early reports recorded buoyant sales and comradery from the foreign collectors who trekked to Frieze LA to seek out the crème
[ad_1] It took a spot on the shortlist of Canada’s biggest prize in visual art — and an international-headline-grabbing wildfire in Arizona — for Séamus Gallagher to finally get the hometown show they deserve. Originally from Moncton, but based in Halifax since the nascent days of their career, the self-described media artist is one of
[ad_1] As we near the National Gallery’s much-anticipated double reveal of its collection rehang and remodelled Sainsbury Wing, here is a curious tale about its instinct to remain closed, at least in spirit. It concerns one of the UK’s most important paintings, the Wilton Diptych. The diptych, a jewel of medieval art, shows King Richard