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How an Artist’s Giant Ode to Van Gogh Became a Beloved—Yet Beleaguered—Canadian Landmark
A giant Van Gogh in Altona, Canada, is getting restored after a public survey voted to save the wind-damaged local landmark, built in 1998.
‘STOP the American takeover of Canada!’ — Inspiration and humour from a London, Ont. art movement
The work of London, Ont., artist Greg Curnoe, and the the art scene and city he was part of offer creative inspiration for ...
Shein's tariff-busting shift hits home in Chinese factory hub
The rapid rise of ultra-fast fashion retailer Shein has been so key to the fortunes of a group of urban villages on the ...
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Canada’s First Black Woman Artist Is Celebrated in a Landmark Museum Show
Some 70 years after her death, however, she is finally being recognized for her achievements as possibly Canada’s first Black ...
Ottawa Art Gallery exhibit honours life’s work of local Inuk artist
Normee Ekoomiak, an artist from Nunavik, came to Ottawa in the late 1970s. Through his paintings, books and vibrant wall hangings, he documented Inuit life, stories and traditions.