Video and photo art shine in Never Apart’s winter exhibitions
Highlights of the Mile Ex space’s new programming, showcasing Afro-Diasporic artists and art exploring migration and borders.
Female gaze
The Museum of Fine Arts’ About Face features portraiture by Cindy Sherman, Laurie Simmons and Rachel Harrison.
USA and USSR: a hate/love relationship
The Canadian Centre for Architecture exhibit Building a new New World: Amerikanizm in Russian Architecture explores a new angle on old rivals.
Jeff Koons in the age of VR
An interview with Dillon Orr about his digital-stage event at Phi Centre.
This art exhibit about the internet is as dark as it is funny
Eva and Franco Mattes’s What Has Been Seen is on now at the Phi Foundation.
Deconstructing identity at Darling Foundry
Archipelago of the Invisibles has an astonishing sense of storytelling for an exhibition of non-narrative works.
CCA pays tribute to an architecture iconoclast
Rough Cuts and Outtakes is the museum’s second of three collections of anarchitectural work by Gordon Matta-Clark.
A few of her favourite things
Photographer Celia Perrin Sidarous captures her delight over objects in the exhibition The Archivist.
Jim Carrey’s rage on display at Phi Centre
The world-premiere exhibition This Light Never Goes Out: Political Cartoons by Jim Carrey opened in Montreal yesterday.
A conversation with artist Ken Lum
On leading the life of an artist, the problem with public art and what we can expect from his upcoming Montreal events.