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Indigenous TikTok is Transforming Cultural Knowledge

TikTok’s dance challenges and infectious memes enable content sharing across cultures—and Indigenous creators are using it to find powerful new ways of seeing and being seen

How Award-Winning Alberta Artist Rita McKeough Critiques—and Connects to—Oil and Extraction

In an interview about “darkness is as deep as the darkness is,” her latest project at at the Banff Centre, McKeough talks hope, activism and social change

Isolation Portraits

Isolation Portraits

Shot on porches, in doorways and through windows, Alyssa Bistonath's portraits join images of face masks and empty public spaces as the dominant visual language of the coronavirus pandemic

A Centenary of Influence

A Centenary of Influence

A recent exhibition revealed the early 20th-century social networks whose power shaped cultural production in Canada. But those networks are shifting

Carlos Bunga’s Cardboard Topographies

Carlos Bunga’s Cardboard Topographies

As we redefine ideas of home and public space, "A Sudden Beginning" raises new questions about habitation at a distance

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Trancestry

Trancestry

Aiyyana Maracle (1950–2016) was an artist, performer and storyteller who worked toward decolonizing gender and centring trans women. What are the politics of preserving her legacy?

Covidian Catastrophes

Covidian Catastrophes

I think of the virus, invisible to the naked eye, which has wreaked such havoc in such an achingly short time, and see the parallel with another virus, albeit metaphorical—the virus of greed that spawned that earlier global disruption and destruction of nations, peoples, cultures

Erin Gee

Erin Gee

Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina, January 24 to April 19, 2020

Making an Entrance

Making an Entrance

Thirty years ago, a landmark exhibition offered models of collective resistance and refuge for and by Black women

Art for Strange Times

Art for Strange Times

While we’re living and working in separation, art offers connection, distraction and ways to find ourselves anew. Here, five Canadian Art editors share what we’ve been looking at over the past week

Soft Power

Soft Power

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, October 26, 2019, to February 17, 2020

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In the Studio with Amanda Boulos

“I rely on painting to archive inherited ancestral knowledge,” says artist Amanda Boulos, and while on a residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, she found parallels to Beirut

In the Studio with Jamiyla Lowe

"A lot of my work can be really silly," says Lowe, "even though it's a little bit dark sometimes, it's never heavy. If I'm spending so much time with something, I want it to make me feel good."

In the Studio with Jamiyla Lowe

"A lot of my work can be really silly," says Lowe, "even though it's a little bit dark sometimes, it's never heavy. If I'm spending so much time with something, I want it to make me feel good."

In the Studio with Curtis Talwst Santiago

The Edmonton-born artist talks about the relationship between music and art, the themes that inform his practice and his new project for the Toronto Biennial of Art

In the Studio with Curtis Talwst Santiago

The Edmonton-born artist talks about the relationship between music and art, the themes that inform his practice and his new project for the Toronto Biennial of Art

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Online Works: Variations

Online Works: Variations

Dazibao, 5455 Avenue de Gaspé, Montreal QC
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ART CONNECTS | ART AND HUMOUR

ART CONNECTS | ART AND HUMOUR

Vancouver Art Gallery, 750 Hornby Street, Vancouver BC

Wendel’s Institution: The Live Podcast

Wendel’s Institution: The Live Podcast

Darling Foundry, 745, rue Ottawa, Montreal QC
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CAG Reads | Leisure presents 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘥

CAG Reads | Leisure presents 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘥

Contemporary Art Gallery, 555 Nelson Street, Vancouver BC

Digital Art Spotlight

Digital Art Spotlight

Trinity Square Video, 401 Richmond Street West, Toronto ON

CHAUD MAINTENANT (Hot Right Now) I & II EXTRAORDINAIRE

CHAUD MAINTENANT (Hot Right Now) I & II EXTRAORDINAIRE

Galerie Galerie, Online, Montreal QC