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The everywhere filigree of enpencilled architectural guidelines throughout Côté’s work suggest the work is, in some ways—and in contrast to instances of exquisite, even masterful detail—half-imagined, or, if you’d prefer, half-dreamt, akin in space to the swirling translucence and precise geometry of a dream partially inhabited at waking.
If there is a word in English that will do to describe existence at all it is perhaps miracle and it is perhaps the job of the artist to situate the miracle for us, as Falk does—to remind us of the miracle when the grooved fat of habit suppresses our appetite for it.
Paintings by Anita KunzTAP Centre for CreativityLondon, Ontario, CanadaNovember 3, 2022 – January 14, 2023 What an amazing experience to have at TAP, encountering…
Let Wednesday December 14th of the year 2022 go down in history. All over the news, first and foremost: Free energy for us…
The essence of my work lies in breaking down form into its most basic and necessary lines revealing the purest of attitudes and emotions…
To send light into the darkness of … [humanity’s] hearts – such is the duty of the artist. – Kandinsky from Concerning the Spiritual…
I first encountered Tom Benner’s art back in the 1970s when I was an art student at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. In those…
My favourite measure of a worthy gallery exhibit, or worthy concert performance, or a film just viewed comes a few days later when, should…
Don Bonham (1940–2014) was a colourful individualist, an irreverent outsider with a fantastical artistic vision. He was also an inspiring mentor to numerous art…
In 1985 a Hamilton-based group of Indigenous photographers and image makers came together to form NIIPA, the Native Indian/Inuit Photographer’s Association. The collective was…