Art historian Corrinne Chong of Toronto joined the reputable Barnes Foundation in December and explains why she adores the City of Brotherly Love.
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Artsy Fredericton Just May Rock Your World
New Brunswick's capital city may be small in size but it has big appeal when it comes to live music and visual arts.
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Indigenous Art Dazzles This Summer
New Brian Jungen exhibit in Toronto and a provocative collection in Whistler are hits for art lovers, especially these keen to understand First Nations culture and aesthetics.
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AGO Makes a Fine Impression
Over 120 works from renowned artists to those lesser known are featured through paintings, prints, photographs, period film which was a new medium invented by the Lumiere Brothers in 1895, sculpture and…
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Beautiful art matters at Toronto gallery
Matter Gallery is a stunning showcase for exceptional art in Toronto's west end.
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Vancouver Island’s Aboriginal escapes
Authentic Indigenous experiences of all sorts abound in remote British Columbia.
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Chateau Whistler fires up the flavour
Fairmont property excels with its emphasis on local food and culinary training program.
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Art show celebrates travel photography
The work of Vacay.ca’s Julia Pelish is honoured at Vancouver’s Beaumont Studios.
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Art show supports brain cancer patients
Vacay.ca's Julia Pelish will be among artists represented at Visual Space Gallery this month.
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Basquiat exhibit debuts at Toronto’s AGO
New York street artist turned tragic culture icon is profiled in this fascinating new exhibit.
