Q&A: Station 16

I finally had the chance to catch up with Carlo and Adam from Station 16, a silkscreen print shop in Montreal that has tapped into both the local and international street art scene. Art Intake: What’s new with Station 16?

Tight competition for the Sobey Art Award

After visiting Toronto Art, where the majority of the art I saw inside the booths appeared to be too market-centric, I thoroughly appreciated seeing the intimate display of the Sobey Art Award finalists at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art.

Montreal: hunting for street art

There’s a wealth of street art to be found in the out-of-the-way nooks and crannies of any large city. But, Montreal’s sheer amount of raw, underused urban landscape make the city an especially rich hunting ground. You could split street

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ Big Bang

The term ‘Big Bang’ refers to the hot, dense state that cause a rapid expansion of the universe bringing us to where we are now living on planet earth. This very notion inspired the Museum of Fine Arts for the

Art Debutant is looking for artists

If you are young emerging artist and you have been sleuthing around on the internet looking for a place to showcase your artwork, check out Art Debutant. Right now, Art Debutant is currently hosting sites SF, LA and NYC, and

Henry Ford’s Jungle City, Fordlandia

Scott Chandler’s photographic exhibition, Fordlandia at Galerie Les Territoires documents Henry Ford’s now-abandoned prefabricated industrial American town located in the depths of the Brazilian Amazon. In the late 1920′s Ford wanting his own supply of cheap rubber built a miniature

A step in the right direction

I am transplant to Los Angeles from Vancouver.  This is why the photography exhibition Transplants, from 10 non-indigenous Angelenos at THIS Los Angeles gallery caught my attention. The photographers exhibited in Transplants are all young, award-winning artists with varying degrees of technical