Justin Bieber exhibit in Stratford extended after breaking attendance records
Hometown museum's Steps to Stardom has collection of mementos from pop star's career
Nuit Blanche all-nighter shines a light on creativity in Scarborough and downtown, 10 projects...
Last night and into the early hours of Sunday, residents and visitors filled the streets of downtown Toronto and parts of Scarborough to explore contemporary art for the 13th edition of Nuit Blanche Toronto.
Anvil block from ill-fated Franklin Expedition on display at Calgary’s Glenbow Museum
The small, suitcase-sized wooden block appears weathered and pitted
Ontario Science Centre presents STEAM-Powered Stories as part of Nuit Blanche Toronto 2018
From sundown to sunrise, science and art converge to spark wonder, fuel creativity and build community
Arts Commons accused of censorship for removing LGBTQ artist’s work
Beck Gilmer-Osborne said they were given a choice to edit their artwork or have it taken down
Luminato Festival chooses its new artistic director from within the organization and the city
Toronto-born Naomi Campbell is taking over immediately from Josephine Ridge
National Gallery of Canada exhibition Impressionist Treasures enjoys highest attendance in six years
Only ten days remaining to see key paintings from renowned Danish collection
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A Season of Firsts at the National Gallery of Canada
Canada's first exhibition of Paul Klee in nearly four decades opens November 16 - Anthropocene, the new multimedia exhibition by Edward Burtynsky, Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier, launches the fall season at the Gallery
‘WHY IS SHE WHITE?’: JIM CARREY’S ARETHA FRANKLIN PORTRAIT CRITICIZED
Jim Carrey has faced a backlash for his artful tribute to musical icon Aretha Franklin after his portrait was criticized for making her look “white”.
