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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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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England explores the idea of The North
An arts-filled festival draws attention and tourism to Northern England and its cultural scene.
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Ocean House debuts in Haida Gwaii
Luxury lodge adds more Indigenous eco-tourism experiences to northwest BC.
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Hotel shows artist’s views of Canada
Fairmont's Vancouver airport location displays the stunning work of Norah Borden.
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Victoria Aboriginal Fest rich with fun
The 2017 edition includes more than 45 performances, plus great food, art and more.
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Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant hits a peak
Savio Volpe among the stars in fast-growing artisan community on the west coast.
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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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10 tips for Edmonton Fringe Festival
Find all the details you need as you plan your visit to Alberta's capital for its giant annual festival.
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Douglas Coupland rocks the ROM
Royal Ontario Museum welcomes “Beyond Our Contemporary World” discussion.
