Exhibitions + Installations

Last year, Winnipeg’s Nestaweya River Trail included a striking ruby-red shelter. Its swooping form was inspired by the red jingle dresses that have become a…

Designing for the circular economy is one thing, says artist and researcher Andrea Ling. But how do you deconstruct a product like a window, set in a vinyl…

“A Section of Now” is on now and is about now. Conceived as a cross section of contemporary life from the last four decades or so, this provocative show…

Working toward the synthesis of art and construction science, art historian Nikolaus Pevsner described Nervi as "the most brilliant artist in reinforced…

Every year Canada is given a rare opportunity to present our best creative talent to the world. Each year are lucky to be one of only 30 permanent pavilions in…

The CCA  has launched A Section of Now: Social Norms and Rituals as Sites for Architectural Intervention, an exhibition and a companion book, conceived as…

The Toronto Society of Architects (TSA)'s popular Gingerbread City has returned for a second year. The event invites architects, design students, and others to…

The shortlisted design proposals for the LGBTQ2+ National Monument have been unveiled. The monument will be located in downtown Ottawa, at the intersection of…

The draw of Niagara Falls is powerful. The sight and sounds of water crashing over the edge of the escarpment into the gorge below was thought, in the…

The Canada Council for the Arts has issued a call for exhibition proposals for the country’s official representation at the 18th Venice Biennale of…