Bertram Brooker BORDERCROSSINGS By: Oliver AI Botar August 2024 Original URL: Bertram Brooker There is no doubt that Bertram Brooker was one of the most versatile minds in the Canadian cultural field of the first half of the 20th century. He was already a voracious reader as a [...]

The Dream-like Art of Marcel Dzama NUVO By: Rosie Prata August 2024 Original URL: The Dream-like Art of Marcel Dzama Diving into the spectral influences behind the artist’s work and his latest solo show Ghosts of Canoe Lake, on a cross-Canada exhibition tour. “I [...]

These young Canadian painters fell under the sway of Impressionism then adapted it to render their cities and towns The Toronto Star By: Brandon Kaufman August 18, 2024 Original URL: These young Quebec painters brought Impressionism to Canada (thestar.com) The Canadian painter William Brymner (1855-1925) [...]

Turning the ‘Old Boys’ Painters Upside Down The Tyee By: Adele Weder August 6, 2024 Original URL: Turning the ‘Old Boys’ Painters Upside Down | The Tyee Kent Monkman’s epic reinterpretations of North American history have made the Cree artist internationally renowned. Detail of Study for mistikôsiwak (Wooden [...]

Quebec Impressionism, from Bustling Cities to Bucolic Villages The Globe and Mail By: Kate Taylor July 25, 2024 Original URL: Quebec Impressionism, from bustling cities to bucolic villages | The Globe and Mail The McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, Ont., makes a surprising claim for [...]

How Tom Thomson’s Paintings Stop Time in Its Tracks The Tyee By: Dorothy Woodend July 19, 2024 Original URL: How Tom Thomson’s Paintings Stop Time in Its Tracks | The Tyee In this moment of seemingly endless political and cultural crises, it is useful to step [...]