Bleu Nuit delves into provocative underground art
Ottawans can experience a fresh collection of photography, music, live body art, and theatre at Bleu Nuit, a one-of-a-kind artistic exhibition being held at the Fall Down Gallery on Fri. March 16.
Canadian sculptor ‘very proud’ to have agricultural art featured on new stamps
Prominent Canadian artist Joe Fafard will have three of his sculptures featured on 4 million Canada Post stamps to honour his contributions to Canadian culture. Illustration by Alex Nursall.
Late video artist’s captivating characters showing at the CUAG
The characters in Colin Campbell's People Like Us video exhibition displaying at the Carleton University Art Gallery until Jan. 29 are so captivating they seem real. Photo provided.
Downtown pool awash with art and technology
Eyes closed and body submerged below the water, I strained to catch the heavy beat reverberating above my head. Photo courtesy of Rainer Soegtrop.
Storify: Nuit Blanche takes over Toronto
If you missed this year's Nuit Blanche in Toronto, here's a recap of how the night unfolded with pictures of people's favourite exhibits. Photo courtesy of Shawn Micallef.
Nuit Blanche 2011 Toronto Guide
CanCulture reviews the must-see exhibits at tonight's Nuit Blanche overnight celebration in Toronto. Photo courtesy of Gustavo Thomas.
Ottawa Gay Men’s Chorus aims to build a more ‘tight-knit community’
Benoit Richer said that by creating a space where people can perform music and share the same interests, a more tight-knit community can be fostered in the capital.
Canadian YouTube gathering VidCan is ‘VidCon with maple syrup’
19-year old Tessa Vintar, aka. theantifrosh (right) was one of roughly 50 YouTubers to attend VidCan, a Canadian YouTube gathering in Toronto on August 20.
17th annual Fan Expo hits Toronto
Fan Expo is returning to Toronto in the 17th annual celebration of all things geeky. The four-day event begins on August 25.
B.C. artists give new life to Japanese tsunami debris
Debris from Japan's tsunami will wash up on the North American west coast by 2013. While scientists can only speculate what the debris will be made of, some believe it was made for art.
