Nov. 12–27: See artworks on Dis/Play
More than 50 artists with disabilities will be presented through the Dis/Play project at three locations in Toronto from Nov.
Read moreMore than 50 artists with disabilities will be presented through the Dis/Play project at three locations in Toronto from Nov.
Read moreThe city’s Awakenings program of art by Black, Indigenous and artists of colour is projecting art on Toronto History Museum sites.
Read moreThere are lots more drab areas of Toronto-St. Paul’s that would benefit from an artful sprucing up, Joah Matlow said recently.
Read moreIn case you can’t get leave your neighbourhood to see art, Toronto is bringing art to your neighbourhood, projected onto local buildings.
Read moreThe Northern District Library, 40 Orchard View Blvd., hosts Paint With Me, an artist-led step-by-step workshop to create a finished painting.
Read moreIt started with a simple tweet. Michael Cavanaugh posted a picture of a painted Bell box by Sarah Cannon on Davisville Avenue.
Read moreC9 ART gallery presents Corno & Warhol, a pop art exhibition celebrating the influence of Andy Warhol on Canadian artist Corno, from May 24 to July 7, in collaboration with Corno Gallery in Montreal.
Read moreThe owners of a midtown landmark are about to add a landmark art installation. City council approved on March 31 developer
Read moreThe former Eglinton-Lawrence councillor and mayoral candidate announced this morning she was joining ArtsBuild Ontario as an executive director.
Read moreWhen it comes the required courses at the high school level, it’s always the maths, science and Englishes that take precedence. But what of the electives: visual arts, drama and film making?
Read moreSince I don’t have a huge home décor budget, I decided to create my own pieces of art to make my home homier.
Read moreWhether your kids are into flexing their muscles or their creativity, here are a few ways to keep them entertained and active during March Break week, March 10–14.
Read moreNorth Toronto Collegiate’s grade 12 art class does more than just create art for its show
Read moreRobert Bateman was inspired by nature of Toronto
Read moreBeacher Michelle Monteith gets ready to reprise her role of Claire in Little One
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