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Shivam Choudhary’s colour-saturated sketches provide a glimpse of his superb storytelling ability as a children’s book illustrator and animator.

“I love creating images that feel lived-in rather than polished, art that carries emotion, atmosphere, and a sense of presence,” the India-based artist says.

Choudhary says his inspiration comes from every...


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Celebrated artist and designer Geoff McFetridge is on solo exhibition in Grasslands with new paintings carrying references to the landscapes of Western Canada.

Grassland (for Alberta), 2026, Oil and gesso on canvas, 31.25″ X 41.25″ X 2.25″ / 79.37 cm X 104.77 cm X 5.71 cm

While rooted in observations of the everyday, the works in Grassla...


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There are some big Canadian names in this group show, including revered photographer Edward Burtynsky, painter and printmaker John Hartman, and the beloved Georgian ...


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Are you sometimes immobilized by the blank page? Carlotta Klee’s sketchbook exercises are simple and flexible activities that are motivations to take pen or brush in hand. She’s a talented illustrator.

So, have a closer look at this Berlin-based atist’s approach. Below: Cakes, made from blobs. See


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This is a prime example of how exhibitions can be more accessible, not to mention creative.

Conceived in the spirit of a summer reunion, One in a Million marks the 40th anniversary of Expo 86 and looks back at a pivotal moment in Vancouver’s history: a city on display, full of optimism, spectacle, and public energy, just before monumental changes resha...


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