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Trend Forecast '25
From fashion to art, we're going medieval in 2025
The nostalgia cycle rarely rewinds this far, but some things are just timeless, like maximalist detail, slow craftsmanship and weird little guys.
Trend Forecast '25
Building community is easier than you think. Start a club
All over the country, creative self-starters are solving the loneliness epidemic one club at a time. Here are 5 tips to help you do the same.
Gothic fairy-tale art about the strange and terrifying experience of becoming a mom
But you don’t need to have kids to get Allie Gattor's twisted sense of humour. Nesting, the artist’s new show, is on now in Montreal.
What's getting noticed at Art Toronto 2024?
We spoke to artists attending Canada's biggest art fair. Here's what stopped them in their tracks. The annual event is at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre through Sunday.
These artists make videos that are sincere, funny and totally Canadian. Why aren't they ever shown together?
Chloë Lum and Yannick Desranleau have curated a group show at Edmonton’s FAB Gallery which gathers work by some of the country’s most compelling contemporary artists — serious talents whose work is not afraid to be silly.
What to see at Nuit Blanche Toronto 2024
Most of the action is on the waterfront, and here are 10 official projects that organizers say are worth the trip.
How to chase 2.5 km of dominoes through downtown Toronto
Talk about a block party! This Sunday, hundreds of volunteers will build a ‘moving sculpture’ unlike anything the city’s ever seen. Here’s how to watch Dominoes tumble all the way to Lake Ontario.
Destination: Art
How did Queen Victoria's underwear wind up in Cambridge, Ont.?
That’s not all you’ll find at the Fashion History Museum. Check out these treasures from its sprawling collection of clothing and accessories.
Destination: Art
Toronto's best-kept secrets: these incredible artworks are free to see
Field trip ideas for your lunch break … or your next big trip to the city. Tour guides and art experts reveal their favourite hidden gems and why they’re worth a closer look.
Toronto's newest immersive gallery is an old house marked for demolition
Featuring more than 30 local artists, Art on Barton opens to the public Saturday. Organizers have dreamed of doing this project for years. And to make it happen, all they had to do was ask developers for the house keys.