Photo Journal: Cabbagetown
Joanne Chung photographs Cabbagetown in black and white, uncovering its hidden characters.
Break dance finds its Aboriginal ties at the Power Plant art gallery
Breakdancing and traditional native dance joined together this March during the Beat Nation All Styles dance battle at the Power Plant Art Gallery.
Students Take Part in the Re-Emergence of Canadian Feminist Art
The OCADU student gallery held a feminist art exhibition this March as part of a "new wave of feminism." Ilene Sova and Johanna Householder discuss this re-emergence of feminist art and the significance of art as a form of feminism in Canada.
H’art of Ottawa celebrates 10 years with silent auction
Ottawans including Jim Watson and Laureen Harper came out to SAW Gallery May 25 for H’art of Ottawa's 10th anniversary with an auction and exhibit of work created by its members—adults with developmental disabilities. Photo by Dave Scrimshaw.
Van Gogh exhibit expected to attract 200,000 to National Gallery
The National Gallery of Canada’s summer exhibition, “Van Gogh: Up Close,” opened to the public today amidst much excitement and anticipation. Photo provided.
Found objects tell the colourful post-war story of Dutch artist
Artist Herman Ruhland draws his viewers into a lifetime of memories and experiences in a colourful exhibition of found objects at La Petite Mort Gallery. Image provided.
From Paris to Pokémon, Vancouver artist inspired by life experience
Barely out of college, Vancouverite Marisa Seguin is already turning her artistic passion into a promising career in the United States. Using the infographic, go behind the scenes on the creation of "Vancouver" from her Here & There series.
Art exhibit highlights human relationship with wildlife
This week, the Wall Space Gallery is home to an art show that aims to explore humans' relationship to nature.
Controversial artist honours dead grandparents in latest exhibit
While Jonathan Hobin’s previous work focused on the beginning of life and childhood, the renowned Ottawa photographer’s newest exhibition concentrates on death. Photo provided.
