On modern art, or the need for the physical
A case for modern art as resistance to modernity
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Is AI the future of the art world?
Examining the intertwined history of art and technology Recently, humanity has witnessed a rapid evolution in the quality of artificially-generated images. From humble six-fingered and disproportionate beginnings, AI images have become nearly indistinguishable from the hand-drawn. As AI grows more sophisticated, it continues to creep into our everyday lives. Businesses are adopting AI logos and
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Review: The Goldfinch
On September 19, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) hosted an intimate screening of the film
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Climate strike and Richard Long’s “A Line Made by Walking” (1967)
When environmentalism and art intersect
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A look back to something forgone
Recovering the pain and passion of the encounter with an image
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Mystical Landscapes?
Anthropocene is visually stunning but falls short of making a statement
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Exhibition Opening: It Can Only Be This Place
A tribute to Scarborough at UTSC’s Doris McCarthy Gallery
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Review: The Art of Banksy
An exhibition of intentional and inadvertent irony
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