A new municipal framework seeks to secure long-term studio space and prevent creative displacement.
Vancouver's council has approved a structural mechanism to retain artists and nonprofits as soaring property costs threaten the city's creative sector.
Six finalists showcase diverse methodologies across sculpture, photography, and land-based interventions
The National Gallery of Canada presents a comprehensive survey of emerging creative voices, highlighting six shortlisted artists whose work spans multiple mediums and regional perspectives.
Ten years of demographic outreach, major acquisitions, and infrastructure development conclude as the institution prepares for a leadership transition.
The Art Gallery of Ontario announces the departure of its long-serving director, marking the end of a transformative era defined by audience expansion and architectural renewal.
The Blue Jays pitcher's crossover into visual art draws crowds and supports institutional fundraising
Toronto Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease transitions from the diamond to the gallery floor, showcasing acrylic works that blend athletic intensity with contemporary aesthetics.
Inventory discrepancies spark calls for reform at the national repository
Officials confirm 111 pieces remain untraceable in Canada's national Indigenous art archive, prompting debate over stewardship and institutional accountability.
A multi-year initiative examines ecological flows, Indigenous knowledge, and institutional food systems
Remai Modern's ongoing project positions artistic practice as a vital mechanism for navigating contemporary ecological and cultural crises through exhibitions, installations, and public programmes.
Donor withdrawal sparks debate over curatorial independence and historical narrative in Canadian cultural sector
Financial backing from the Asper family has been withdrawn from Winnipeg's human rights museum following criticism of its Nakba-focused display.
C$6.9m art collection at centre of Coromandel Properties real estate fraud allegations
A Vancouver real estate lawsuit alleges art was fraudulently purchased and used as collateral, involving works by Basquiat and Calleja.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights presents a nuanced exploration of displacement, memory and cultural resilience despite fierce opposition
Opening tomorrow at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Palestine Uprooted foregrounds Palestinian voices through poetry, embroidery, memory boxes and contemporary art — all while navigating unprecedented controversy.
Nearly 600 handcrafted garments and cultural objects from the Widad Kawar archive find a permanent home in Toronto
The Royal Ontario Museum has secured one of the world's most significant collections of Arab dress and heritage arts, comprising almost 600 objects spanning fourteen countries across the region.
