National Gallery of Canada announce foundational change through Ankosé
As a nation, Canada has been coming to a necessary and long overdue reckoning with its history of violence against entire Indigenous generations. With the ongoing investigation of the country’s […]
Christopher Michaud creates guerrilla pop-ups at Montreal bus shelters
The pandemic has certainly fostered ingenuity in artists when it comes to getting their works into the public eye. With so many galleries, exhibition spaces, and museums being closed throughout […]
Pilgrim, Puritan, Whore by Dana Hoey
Dana Hoey’s latest video work, Pilgrim, Puritan, Whore, is a masterpiece, created in only a few weeks specifically for the “MATRYOSHKAS” exhibition at Analix Forever in Geneva, Switzerland from 12 […]
In search of art: Ken Bromley Art Supplies brings the most Googled artists of the pandemic together in new map series
Over the course of the pandemic, the internet has been our main resource for almost everything, including art. But, in our time at home, what artists have people around the […]
Freelands Foundation and Runnymede Trust commission report to examine racial inequality in arts education
To better understand the lack of diversity within the arts in the UK, the Freelands Foundation and Runnymede Trust are looking at arts education. Together, they have announced the commission […]
Former IKEA to become major UK cultural centre
Coventry will soon make its mark on the art world by creating one of the largest cultural hubs in the world. The UK city, which will soon be named the […]
3,700-year-old burial leads researchers to believe women held political power in El Argar society
The 3,700-year-old remains of a couple buried together on the Iberian Peninsula in modern day Murcia, Spain, have archaeologist wondering if women held more power in the Early Bronze Age […]
