Arts & Culture
ArtworxTO: Your Guide to Toronto’s Free Art Exhibitions
Toronto is a cultural hub when it comes to art. Art can be found almost anywhere you look, whether it’s displayed in one of the great many museums and galleries, at private exhibitions, or even on the walls of your favourite local coffee ...
THE MUSICIAN’S MUSICIAN
Last week, the Canadian music industry was dealt a heavy blow with the sudden passing of Dallas Good. Best known for his work with The Sadies, Good was a musician’s musician and his impact on the country’s musical landscape was widespre...
New in 2022: Toronto Art Events and Exhibitions on Display This Year
A new year has begun, and with it, many fresh and exciting new Toronto art events are schedule to open throughout 2022. Toronto is a central hub for arts and culture. Despite the many delays and closures related to the pandemic, many exh...
THE SILK ROADS
The Aga Khan Museum presents Hidden Stories By Louise Nunn Before the flights, migration, and online networks that today easily connect the east with the west, the link between countries was a network of dusty roads and worn sea routes....
LIFE’S A CRITCH
In conversation with Mark Critch Well-known for his work on Canada’s longest running comedy series, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, comedian Mark Critch’s career began a little further from the national stage. Working alongside a cast of displa...
What Makes Toronto a Central Hub for Arts and Culture
Toronto is known for being an artistic and cultural hub in Canada. According to the Toronto Arts Council, Toronto is home to 93% more artists than any other Canadian city. The same survey found that 70% of Torontonians regularly attend, vol...
BENEATH THE SURFACE
The Art Gallery of Ontario presents Picasso: Painting the Blue Period By Louise Nunn If a young Pablo Picasso walked the streets around the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) how might he respond in paint? In Toronto, might he recognize subje...