Archive: Nov 5, 2020, 12:00 AM
"A Half-Century of Paintings" - The Kingston Whig-Standard Features Milly Ristvedt
The Kingston Whig-Standard has published a feature article on artist Milly Ristvedt.
Philippe Pallafray Participates in The Brain Project
The Brain Project is a large-scale outdoor exhibit that brings brain health and art to the streets of Toronto.
The Brain Project Takes Over Toronto
Starting July 11th, one hundred brain sculptures can be seen throughout Toronto in an effort to raise awareness about brain health.
Nicholas Crombach Completes Year-Long Residency
Artist Nicholas Crombach has completed a year-long residency at the Florence Trust and will be featured in a concluding exhibition.
Dance in the Sculpture Garden - August 20th, 2017
On Sunday, August 20th, from 5:30-6:30pm, a unique live dance will take place in the sculpture garden.
Ceramics Take Artist Paula Murray From Northern Canada to Japan
Artist Paula Murray has an exciting year ahead! Her ceramic art practice will be taking her all over the world as she embarks on two amazing upcoming projects.
Alice Teichert - Upcoming Exhibition at St. Annen-Museum, Lübeck, Germany
Alice Teichert’s latest exhibition, Between the Lines, will take place in the Kunsthalle, the contemporary wing of the St.
Canada 150 Sculpture Unveiling with Artists Julia Reimer and Tyler Rock
Julia Reimer and Tyler Rock (creators of Firebrand Glass Studio) will unveil Transect, a permanent public art sculpture, on July 1st to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada in Edmonton, AB.…
Maudie at the Regent Theatre
See Maudie at the Regent Theatre in Picton (ON) from Friday, May 26th to Thursday, June 1st 2017.
Artist Tim Forbes Featured Project
Read about Tim Forbes's creative process and the installation of his new sculpture, Eclipse (2017), in coda worx Collaboration of Design + Art here.
Adam Cohen selected for Art Olympia International Competition in Tokyo
Adam Cohen has been chosen again to represent the USA (out of 81 countries and thousands of entries) as a finalist in the Art Olympia international competition in Tokyo in…
Ben Woolfitt Opens New Museum: The Modern Toronto
Artist Ben Woolfitt was recently interviewed Michael K. Corbin for the online Contemporary Art Journal, Art Book Guy, where he discussed both his own artistic practice as well as the opening of his new museum, The Modern Toronto. The Modern Toronto will focus on non-objective abstract painting and sculpture, and will be located at 68 Abell Street, directly behind 1153 Queen Street West in Toronto, ON.