This Michael Snow print from the KWAG Permanent Collection, 'Smoke and Mirrors' (1994) is featured in our community curator exhibition, Articulating Legibility. While the artist gazes at us through his camera's lens, the rising flames threaten to engulf all that we perceive.
On view behind closed doors, Articulating Legibility is our latest Community Curator exhibition. We invited graphic designer Lucy Bilson to select works from our Collection that use ambiguity as a visual strategy to engage the viewer's imagination: https://t.co/2uSNwwK0KC
Our newest publication, Carry Forward / Post Script is a beautiful tumble-bound collection of images and essays looking back at two recent exhibitions curated by Lisa Myers. Learn more and order your copy: https://t.co/uZ5Pt3Wsxk
Our friends @_CAFKA are celebrating their 20th anniversary with CAFKA.21: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost. Art installations have begun popping up across #WatReg so download the program guide from their website and start exploring! https://t.co/WR7iahXojz
Mike MacDonald’s Planting one Another is blooming bigger than ever in its third year of growth on the grounds outside KWAG! Come explore these native plants on your next neighbourhood walk 🌱🌿🍓
Call to artists - next group exhibition opportunity July 02-October 02, 2021 in studio k2 gallery.
Contemporary visual arts - any media - abstract, concept, installation art welcome.
Head to https://t.co/hZEmQlewbp for application. 😊👩🎨
#hamont#studiok2#calltoartists
Someone took time out of their day to write this note to the studio — so lovely!
“Hello
I drive down Parkdale daily to work and i just wanted to let you know that i appreciate the beauty that you share. “
#livethepowerofart#studiok2#windowdisplays#customerappreciation#arts
Join us on Wed, June 16, at 6:30 pm, for a conversation with Anna Torma and artist and curator Bryce Kanbara as they explore the ideas and issues in her work featured in Permanent Danger, opening soon at AGG. To register for this free Zoom event, visit https://t.co/vlS610hPKW.
A Like Vision, published by @goose_lane, celebrates the centenary of the Group of Seven's first exhibition and features 300 high-resolution artwork photographs, and contributions from a number of Canadian artists, curators and writers.
We're pleased to announce that A Like Vision: The Group of Seven & Tom Thomson has won the Silver Medal in the Fine Art Category at the Independent Publisher Book Awards (@IPPYmag)!
In this behind-the-scenes clip from 2017, McMichael Conservator Alison Douglas explains what is causing some Tom Thomson paintings to discolour and what is being done to return them to their original condition.
If you're interested in learning more about the art and life of this iconic Canadian artist, join Executive Director Ian Dejardin virtually on July 8 as he takes another look at what Thomson's art can tell us.
https://t.co/jAM6sBZjgL
We look forward to sharing her works with you, including COVID-19 Mask No. 8, from our current exhibition Early Days: Indigenous Art at the McMichael.
Ruth Cuthand (b. 1954)
COVID-19 Mask No. 8, 2020
Glass beads, mask, thread, backing, 30.5 × 30.5 cm
Private collection, Toronto
An artist of Plains Cree, Scottish and Irish ancestry, Cuthand has long examined the terror and beauty of viruses using beaded panels. She recently made a series of beaded N95 masks that remind us of the contagion and catastrophe suffered by Indigenous people under colonialism.
In honour of National Indigenous History Month, we invite you all to join McMichael Chief Curator Sarah Milroy and Saskatchewan-based artist Ruth Cuthand for a discussion of her work on June 22 at 7 pm (link to register).
https://t.co/BaF1d6GPZ8
As of June 14, the virtual tour for "A Like Vision" will also explore the exhibition Jon Sasaki: Homage which opens virtually that very day! Register today!
https://t.co/TgMkGemxGy
Denyse Thomasos: Odyssey opens online on Monday, June 14 with free virtual tours! Offered weekly, this tour explores a body of work that recalls the history of the African diaspora and blurs the line between representation and abstraction. Register today!
https://t.co/rdrm8rckSf