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Across Canada, art galleries and museums have pivoted to offering interactive online exhibits and free virtual tours. Read about nine such venues here.

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The multi-location event features over 100 works of art by creatives from Canada and around the world.

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Suspended from the ceiling inside Aesop‘s Queen Street West is a piece of artwork entitled Aletheia by Toronto-based designer Philip Beesley. It’s there to commemorate DesignTO, Canada’s largest cultural celebration of design, now in its ninth year. Beesley will be in-store later this evening to present his creation, which also recently appeared in “Transforming Space,” a dual exhibition held with fashion designer […]

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The night the news of Leonard Cohen’s death broke, I walked the few blocks from my apartment to join a crowd of Montrealers gathered at his doorstep, a vigil for the man we were all so proud to call one of us. Candles, letters, artworks, photos and faces encircled his home, the indelible mark he […]

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At its annual summer gala fundraiser last Friday evening (June 16), the Vancouver Art Gallery had yet to hang most of the 38 paintings for its upcoming exhibition, Claude Monet’s Secret Garden. However, it didn’t seem to matter too much, with so many grand floral displays and well-dressed attendees to beguile the eye. The proverbial garden […]

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Tonight through Sunday, the certified design-conscious Gladstone Hotel in Toronto is hosting their annual alternative design event, called Come Up To My Room. Artists and designers are handpicked by event curators and given free range to go wild in one of 25 rooms and public spaces throughout the hotel. With past whimsical installations including a ceiling of hanging jellyfish and a room full of tennis balls, you’ll certainly have your imagination stretched further than you ever expected.

See 5 of our top picks for exhibits to check out »