All posts in #metoo

Art World Roundup: Simone Leigh heads to Venice, controversy over new Medusa sculpture, repatriation support from Dutch institutes, and more

Katherine Keener 16 October 2020

Is the art world’s #MeToo reckoning coming?

Art Critique 10 March 2020

National Theatre School’s Nell Gwynn

Brandon Lorimer 1 March 2020

Artists

Artist interview: Clemence Vazard and #monpremierharcelement

Clemence Vazard is a French artist who, in 2016, began working with women to record the story of their first experience of harassment. She brought the stories together to create an immersive, visual and sound installation called #monpremierharcelement (#myfirstharassment). Then #metoo happened. Clemence has exhibited internationally and is recognized not only for her art but also […]

Katherine Keener 8 March 2019

Opinion

Ai-Da the artist robot and AI’s place in art

Brandon Lorimer 24 October 2021

Must see - Exhibitions

It’s Circus Time at Pointe-à-Callière Museum

Brandon Lorimer 17 October 2021

Leading lights - Artists

Kalum Teke Dan’s ‘Sunset Song’ bricked up by construction

Brandon Lorimer 10 October 2021

Leading lights - Artists

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

Brandon Lorimer 3 October 2021

Must see!

It’s Circus Time at Pointe-à-Callière Museum

The circus holds a special place in the cultural zeitgeist—there’s an instant grounding and association of it with the wonderment of childhood. Unmatched feats of daring and unforgettable moments of entertainment are housed under those big tents, and it has become such a fixture that it is still the most popular destination among would-be child […]

National Theatre of Somalia holds first screening in 30 years

We’ve exhibited a lot of gratitude for the slow return of some of our favourite pastimes over the past year and a half. Art galleries reopening, theatre companies able to perform once more, and even being able to sit in a theatre and watch a movie. But what if it was a longer wait than […]

Lighthouse Immersive’s ‘Touch’ promises immersive live connection

Hybrid and fusion within artistic fields truly is the oncoming future. Through the blending of boundaries, varying art forms are able to merge to create new experiences beyond the sum of their parts. Visual arts, sound design, performance, literature, and film can all benefit greatly when recognized as units. And Lighthouse Immersive’s upcoming exhibition Touch […]

Sydney Fringe Festival shuts down for a second year

As is sadly still the reality for gatherings and performances currently, the ongoing pandemic is still seeing massive, last-minute shutdowns to planned events. It is not altogether surprising but is still disheartening to see the way the virus can affect a return to form for artists. While countless Fringe festivals the world over just celebrated […]