
The Exit Interview: Stéphane Aquin Looks Back As He Advances to the Hirshhorn
Stéphane Aquin holds a distinguished profile in the Canadian artworld and abroad, in part because he arrived to the role of curator from art…
Read MoreStéphane Aquin holds a distinguished profile in the Canadian artworld and abroad, in part because he arrived to the role of curator from art…
Read MoreIn order to enter the Union Station’s Great Hall – a stunning keystone of Toronto’s historic architecture, with soaring coffered ceilings and heritage marble…
Read MoreMexican artist Pedro Reyes assumes a mantel that feels at once familiar and utterly unique. In a contemporary-art moment that is pronounced for its lateral reach…
Read MoreThis is an article about art and gentrification, the inescapable topic. I have something new to add—that I think we may be coming to the…
Read MoreI took this task a bit too seriously. I read every back issue of every magazine snow-drifting throughout my house, fingering all the books…
Read More“What has to happen in someone’s life for them to end up becoming a critic?” asks Michael Keaton’s desperate, contemptuous Riggan Thomson in Alejandro…
Read MoreIt’s a new year, which is a fine excuse as any to ditch old bad habits. Here below, I have assembled a not-at-all exhaustive…
Read MoreA principal difference between year-end lists, rankings, and recollections about art, and those about music, books, or films is that it’s much more difficult…
Read MoreTo cast back and select my favorite art this year requires a mnemonic leap of faith. I’d hope the ‘best’ exhibitions, pieces, and events…
Read MoreThe narrow central clerestory of The Power Plant in Toronto rises from the main floor up between its east and west gallery zones. It…
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