Canadianart.ca Website Review

Sometimes I doubt the value of talking about motherhood and the arts. But listening to some artists who are moms reminds me of the Esker Foundation, Calgary, September 22 to December 21, 2018 Galerie Nicolas Robert, Montreal, October 20 to November 24, 2018 His paintings are in the collections of Canada’s most respected galleries, but Peter Clapham Sheppard’s name remains unknown to most Thank you for subscribing. Please check your inbox for a confirmation email. An error has occurred; Please check your email and try again. Thank you for subscribing. Please check your inbox for a confirmation email. An error has occurred; Please check your email and try again. Why the figures in Oreka James’s paintings protect their privacy For our Winter 2019 issue themed on Pleasure, we asked seven artists: which works of art turn you on? Central Art Garage, Ottawa, September 20 to December 22, 2018 The Anthropocene Project contains stunning views of mining, deforestation, pollution and more. But how does it normalize what I want to think about climate change outside of meteorology, and think of it instead as a form of industrial toxicity Featuring Aruna D’Souza’s feminist diary, Tiana Reid’s essay on the paintings of cover artist Oreka James, Dana Claxton and Skeena Reece’s dialogues on art-making, Caleb Luna’s meditations regarding the work of Laura Aguilar, Lou Cornum’s treatise on cu*, Sally McKay’s insights on neuroaesthetics beyond dopamine release, Jeremy Laing’s tribute to textile materials, Tamara Faith Berger’s Viewing a Brenda Draney painting is like witnessing a dream. Here, the artist speaks about the role of small-town memory and mystery in her In her installation, performance and text-based works Meyer queers our as*umptions about gender and bodies—especially those usually tied to In her installation, performance and text-based works Meyer queers our as*umptions about gender and bodies—especially those usually tied to Toronto artist Darby Milbrath started out in dance—and her evocative paintings and drawings still reflect the power of bodies in space.