London’s renovated National Portrait Gallery reopens to public
The National Portrait Gallery in London, UK, designed by Canadian ex-pat Jamie Fobert, is celebrating its reopening after three years.
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Paul H. Cocker Gallery calls for online exhibition proposals
The Paul H. Cocker Gallery at Ryerson's Department of Architectural Science will remain online for the 2020-21 academic year to focus on mobilizing the…
Lambert & Fils’ Corridor lighting design gallery comes to Montreal
Lambert & Fils has launched a new gallery in Montreal with the inaugural exhibition “Feu de camp”, an artistic installation created by Swiss designer Adrien…
Lambert & Fils open ‘Corridor’ design gallery in Montreal
Lambert & Fils launches a new gallery in Montreal with the inaugural exhibition “Feu de camp”, an artistic installation created by Swiss designer Adrien…
AGO launches crowdfunding campaign to bring a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room…
#InfinityAGO campaign invites Toronto to help bring Canada's first Infinity Mirror Room to the AGO… for infinity. Donors to be first to experience the artwork…
Feds announce $11.5 million for Patkau & Brook McIlroy’s Thunder Bay Art…
On July 17, the Honourable Patricia Hajdu, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour and Member of Parliament (Thunder Bay–Superior North),…
Hopscotch: rzlbd hosts gallery exhibition and book launch
This week, Toronto's Atelier rzlbd is holding a book launch and opening a paired gallery exhibit at 401 Richmond Street's Urbanspace Gallery. RZLBD HOPSCOTCH:…
Provincial funds advance Patkau & Brook McIlroy’s Thunder Bay gallery
Earlier today, the Province of Ontario announced a $5 million funding commitment to the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, with the funds earmarked toward the…
On Borrowed Time: False Creek Flats, Vancouver, British Columbia
Architecture has transformed industrial zones into art havens — in Vancouver, one of the best known examples faces the wrecking ball.
All the Right Angles: Musée d’art de Joliette, Joliette, Quebec
An addition of three glass boxes transforms a bunker-like art
museum in Joliette, Quebec, into a community-focused centre.