Statement from Canadian Art – Canadian Art

Gambletron’s Technical Submission

With equal parts chance and skill, a career experimenter orchestrates the perfect conditions for chaotic harmony

Expanding Access: An Interview with Michelle Jacques

As Jacques embarks on a new position as Remai Modern’s New Head of Exhibitions and Collections/Chief Curator, she looks back at her achievements at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

On the Life and Death (and Life) of Dancemakers

In November, the board of directors at Dancemakers said it would close, after a 46-year run. Then in February, a new board took the reins, with a new, in-process vision

Five Projects to See at Vancouver’s Capture Photography Festival

A few outdoor and indoor art picks for the festival, which runs April 2 to 30

The Vibrational Effects of Indigenous Burlesque

Performers find ways to celebrate Indigenous sexual expression through visual storytelling

Circular Logics : A Survey of Ten Canadian Artists for "Frequencies"

A national survey of artists who build worlds beyond the visible

Three Artists Win New Generation Photography Award

Dustin Brons of Vancouver, Chris Donovan of Saint John and Dainesha Nugent-Palache of Brampton each receive $10,000

Queer Inuit Art

Contemporary Inuit art exhibition, INUA, is the most openly queer and inclusive Inuit art exhibition to date.

P.Mansaram (1934–2020): A Canadian Artist in, and of, the World

Born in India, Mansaram spent most of his life in Canada, where he defied the hyphenated ways that the art world categorizes diasporic artists

Listening in Reciprocity

The natural world invites us into the indescribable yet intimately heard—what does it mean to move beyond hearing and truly listen?

On Charles Campbell and the Underrepresentation of Caribbean Art in Canada

The Jamaica-born, Victoria-based artist has shown at the Brooklyn Museum and Pérez Art Museum Miami—but only recently had his first Vancouver solo show

Mirrors, Mandalas and Seeing the Self

Chrysanne Stathacos talks about her new installation for the Gwangju Biennale and psychic communications and connections amid pandemic loss

Rae Johnson: The Angel’s Share

Rae Johnson‘s angels catalogue the passage of a body through time

Practising the Unattainable

Indigenous dream-world data, temporal spirals and technologies to come—a poet and performer talks to an artist and composer about transformative ways of tuning in

How To Not Disappear

The importance of Chinatown and Chinese Canadian art history in a time of anti-Asian violence and a re-emerging Yellow Peril

Jim Adams - A Sense of Scale

Jim Adams’s recurring mythic subjects—from microcosmic to monumental—are on display in “Eternal Witness,” the first solo exhibition in Los Angeles for the artist, whose practice spans five decades