All posts in Ancient Greece

Victor Pilon’s ‘Sisyphus’ channels blood, sweat, tears, and absurdity

Art Critique 3 October 2021

Leading lights - Artists

“Creation with her Children” to be de-installed in protest

Art Critique 6 November 2023

Leading lights - Curators

Nia Centre for the Arts is Toronto’s first Black art centre

Art Critique 6 November 2023

Events

Littleton, New Hampshire: home of demonic rainbow portals

Art Critique 6 November 2023

Opinion

Modern Canadian horror finds a niche in media identity crisis

Art Critique 6 November 2023

Must see!

Elliot Page is grounding force of ‘Close To You’

One of the most buzzed-about films that came to international festivals across Canada this season was Close To You. Premiering at TIFF, this slow burn of a modern family drama […]

Barbenheimmer brings us existential hope in pink

There are few cinematic events in recent history that have seemed so positively polar as that which we have dubbed “Barbenheimmer.” The portmanteau for the Oppenheimer and Barbie movies that, […]

Lighthouse Immersive files for bankruptcy in U.S.

Classics always find their way into the future—whether through a radio station spinning oldies side-by-side with the new stuff, social media trends sampling dialogue, exhibitions re-contextualizing work, or the simple […]

“FTX BOARD MEETING” Beeple’s first museum acquisition

Beeple has been frequently in the spotlight over the past few years. An early pioneer and signal booster of the NFT movement, his name has become synonymous with digital art […]