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Now on view Esker Foundation, exhibitions by Mary Anne Barkhouse, the artist collective Postcommodity, and the group exhibition Making Treaty 7: Finding Common Ground.
From textile art about domestic lives, to art from an isolated artists residency, this video review explores belonging and how it is rooted in a place we call home.
Artscape Gibraltar Point is seeking project proposals from artists working in all media for the Winter Island Artist-In-Residence program for 2018.
Three photographs from 1955 are the starting point for this rumination on residential schools and alternative histories. Luther Konadu reviews Rebecca Belmore at Platform Centre.
Life, art, and legacy intertwine in this survey exhibition of the late Inuit artist. Terence Dick reviews Annie Pootoogook at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.
Lesbian art history, consensual craft, and landscape photographs make fine bedfellows in Dana Buzzee at The Lily. Read the review by Lindsay Sorell.
Work in progress by Xiaojing Yan on #AkimboConnects. Get involved in a community of artists showing their works-in-progress on our weekly online showcase.
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The epicentre of the city´s contemporary art scene West Queen West has the highest concentration of galleries in the city which makes this neighbourhood essential to any art goers itinerary.
VIEWS WITH TERENCE DICK
From textile art about domestic lives bound by work and family, to art from an isolated artists residency that evokes a feeling of displacement, this video explores belonging and how it is rooted in a place we call home.
TERENCE DICK
Annie Pootoogook at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection
TORONTO
Sep 20, 2017
Annie Pootoogook at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection
TORONTO
Sep 20, 2017
The exhibition of Annie Pootoogook’s drawings now on display at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection is both a celebration and an elegy. It’s a confirmation of her place in Canadian art history as it puts her not only amongst a 
group of Inuit artists who have garnered greater attention in the wake of her recognition, but singles her out to...
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ADAM LAUDER
Curator
TORONTO
Sep 20, 2017
Curator
TORONTO
Sep 20, 2017
1. Rita Letendre
2. Reverie
3. Francois Laruelle
4. Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist
5. Terry Riley
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