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Caught in the Vortex
Shocked by the debris on the beaches of Haida Gwaii – and a large floating island of plastic waste in the Pacific Ocean – Douglas Coupland created an art installation for the Vancouver Aquarium. more
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Resilience Billboard Project
Over the next two months, billboards across Canada will feature art by Indigenous women. This vast linear gallery, with unprecedented visibility for women’s stories, is an act of cultural reconciliation. more
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Reverie in Darkness
It's easy to feel puzzled by Jennifer Crane’s opaque photographs. Her experiments with antiquated technologies explore historical gaps and lapses in the archival record. more
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Art and Robotics
Is art the exclusive domain of humans? The expressive quality of portraits drawn by robots in a group show that explores the relationship between people and technology may give you pause. more
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Perennials
Winnie Truong’s interest in distorted beauty plays out in recent drawings that merge elaborate coiffure and botanical motifs. She brings a contemporary whimsy to Victorian aesthetics. more
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India Inked
An Edmonton that brings together work by six printmakers from India and six diasporic artists from the United States models diversity and mutual respect. more
