Ways of Seeing: Margaux Williamson’s Painterly Magic Tricks
My favourite measure of a worthy gallery exhibit, or worthy concert performance, or a film just viewed comes a few days later when, should…
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NIIPA 20/20 – Celebrating the Collective
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…
The Ghost Paintings
Rosemary Sloot has worked as an artist in London for many years and is known as a ‘photo realist’. It was hard to imagine…
Continuing Accountability
Kelly Greene at the Art Lab Gallery April 21 – May 17, 2022 Visual Arts Building at Western University London Ontario For the past year, Kelly Greene…
20 Works: A Farewell Exhibition
There’s an unusual exhibit presently running at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Unusual, in that its focus is on who is doing the curating…
Thelma Rosner: Where Can I Go Now?
Entering Thelma Rosner’s exhibition at the McIntosh Gallery at Western University, I immediately pause in reaction to the floor installation that extends…
“Greg Curnoe: What About Me?”: Sustaining A Legacy
“You know, we had people, James Reaney Jr., for example, [come] in, and he and his wife are both art enthusiasts, and [they] said…
No Small Terror: Edward Burtynsky
“For me, these images function as reflecting pools of our times.” – Edward Burtynsky. As the cliché goes, a picture says a…
Written on the Earth – McIntosh Gallery
Hannah Claus, Patrick Mahon, Ellen Moffat, Joel Ong, Eeva Siivonen, Matthew Trueman McIntosh Gallery London, Ontario March 4 – April 17, 2021 It…
Ko Bhamra at Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery | Galerie
Ko Bhamra Themes and Variations Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery | Galerie November 19–December 31, 2020 All through 2020 Ko Bhamra worked with ardent commitment on…