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The Art of Skating

It would be difficult to find a Canadian adult who hasn’t at least tried skating, let alone played hockey, done figure skating or put on blades to glide through a forest on a groomed skating trail.

Skating Carnival, Montreal 1881-1882. Library and Archives Canada (3017363)

Skating has been part of Canadian life,...

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Khan Lee is a conceptually driven artist working at the intersection of science, culture, and art.

Blue, 2017, Shirts, string, sealer, inflatable fan, dimensions variable see more here

Based in Vancouver, he is known fo...

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Canadian artist William Kurelek’s winter scenes are revered and (mostly) realistic representations of winters in this country. Above: After the Blizzard in Manitoba, 1967, mixed media on Masonite, 50.8 x 73 cm.

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José Luis Ceña, on exhibition this fall in Toronto, is a prominent Spanish artist whose work explores memory, experience, and the passage of time. Above: I Always Wanted to be a Leopard, 2025, Oil on linen, 24 x 24 “/ 60 x 60 cm

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Julie Savard Savard draws her inspiration from the complex textures that can be found in certain morphologies* of living beings

Fascinated since childhood by the natural sciences and biology, her work combines the solidity of metal with the appearance of fragility and delicacy, reminiscent of lace through the intric...

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