AS/IS

05/26/2018

The exhibition explores the search to begin anew and the burden of choice. Artist Kathryn Hart continues her dialogue with evolving identity and the hope for new beginnings amidst a maze of emotional conflict, pain, and self-doubt.

05/24/2018

Critic, painter and art historian Robert Storr reflects on the life and career of Louise Bourgeois, ‘the artist everybody has heard about but nobody knows’. Her gigantic, disturbing spider sculptures count amongst the most iconic and popular art works of our era.

04/28/2018

Keyezua uses handmade African masks to create an empowering narrative that counteracts images of suffering

04/28/2018

Do immigrants really find a better life in the U.S., or is it just a fantasia of prosperity full of barely concealed threats?

04/28/2018

Grandma was just making a sweater. Or was she?

04/26/2018

04/26/2018

‘I could be the President of the United States, and still half the people in the room would question my authority’

04/18/2018

Emma Healy is a Toronto-based poet and essayist whose second book, "Stereoblind," is a collection of prose poems. We spoke to her about obsession, and the bizarre symmetries that happen in life while she was here for the 2018 Winter Writers Retreat.

04/18/2018

LINDA AUSTIN IS PERFORMING. In her hand, she holds a wiry, gray tree branch. The branch seems a bit grim, jutting upward and then twisting abruptly...

04/17/2018

This interdisciplinary fellowship provides in-depth training for emerging curators and scholars interested in the rise of interdisciplinary innovation and performance-based contemporary practice in museums and art centers.

04/17/2018

A disconnected rotary phone for "calling" lost loved ones offered a unique way of dealing with grief in disaster-stricken Japan.