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Seeing it through: artist Amy Sherald orchestrates legacy of her Breonna Taylor portrait

Katherine Keener 9 March 2021

Inaugural recipients of the Disability Futures Fellows announced by Ford and Mellon Foundations

Katherine Keener 15 October 2020

Art World Roundup: What’s below the Mona Lisa, philanthropists band together to aid BIPOC organisations, and more

Katherine Keener 2 October 2020

United States Artists announces their fellows for 2019

2019’s list of United States Artists (USA) fellows was released on January 22nd. Ranging from traditional artforms, like painting, architecture, and design, to new mediums like podcasts and media, the 45 artists and collectives selected for this year’s fellows programme will received $50,000 in unrestricted funding. ‘We believe in artists and are honored to support […]

Katherine Keener 28 January 2019

Must see - Theatre

World Fringe Day- the State of The Fringe worldwide

Brandon Lorimer 18 July 2021

Leading lights - Artists

Christo’s last project to be funded by sale

Leonidas Kalai 12 July 2021

Must see - Architecture

BLM Canada opens Wildseed, a new community and arts centre

Brandon Lorimer 11 July 2021

Must see - Theatre

‘Marys Seacole’ plunges into the deep end of caregiving

Brandon Lorimer 4 July 2021

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World Fringe Day- the State of The Fringe worldwide

This past week saw the fifth anniversary of World Fringe Day. Beginning in 2017 on July 11th, it’s a celebration of the worldwide phenomenon that is fringe theatre, as well as the countless moving parts that make up each individual Fringe Festival- artists, volunteers, techs, venues, and so much more constantly whirr in the creation […]

BLM Canada opens Wildseed, a new community and arts centre

Correction (07/19/21): This article originally stated that the new Wildseed Centre was being designed and developed by the team of Tom Kuo and Helen Yung of Foundation Creative Studio and Bryan Lee of Colloquate, but this was the team for Widseed’s original space. The new project’s team is being determined with the Black Planning Project […]

Valery Katsuba: Nostalgy for Harmony

Photoartist Valery Katsuba is already known in the European art and fashion community. Despite the fact that Valery was born in a Belarussian village and his career started in Leningrad (Saint Petersburg), where he attended the Maritime Academy, it was the West that established his reputation as an artist. Katsuba’s projects were exhibited in institutions […]

‘Marys Seacole’ plunges into the deep end of caregiving

The past year has seen its fair share of recorded theatre. With it as the primary means of consumption for the medium, companies have been able to show off their high-end archival footage and push resources towards polished digital content. But with little more than two cameras, quite possibly one of the most impactful pieces […]