Canadian Art Junkie

The Canadian premiere of ANCHORBALL: A Curious Art Journey happens this summer at the Royal Botanical Gardens, a massive exhibition featuring 18 large-scale Pop Art sculptures.

Anchorball is the internationally known professional nickname of Ken Kelleher, an American contemporary sculptor and artist known for creating monumental public art, installa...

The revered Canadian artist Takao Tanabe turns 100 this fall, putting renewed focus on his serene landscapes, painted on his home ground of British Columbia and as he travelled the world.

The Audain Art Museum is currently running Vistas: From Takao Tanabe’s Travels, including Machu Picchu (1990-2012), above.

Takao Tanabe, Inside Passage 1/0...

This vibrant interpretation of Toronto’s famed Massey Hall flows from Kit Li’s past life in the textured, multicolored fashion industry.

Kit Li, Allan Gardens, Toronto

 I create to bring a sense of chaotic happiness by fusing freeform expression with constraints and reimagining everyday scenes by juxtaposing vibrant prints with mundane objects – from bu...

The public works of Michel de Broin are well known in Montreal, but his newest work, on solo exhibition in Toronto, are a revealing look at how he interprets today’s exhausting world.

These human like figure entwined with industrial elements are from the exhibition

What started out as simple pencil drawings in school, making sketches of friends, or capturing expressions from people in magazines, evolved into Diana Creasy-Funk’s stunning style of portraiture.

Cheetos, Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 in / 121.92 x 121.92 cm

“Her work still has graphite areas showing, where she initially sketches her subject, but a watered-down pa...