Year in review: best art shows in 2012

2012 flew by. It feels like only yesterday I was ringing in the New Year in Barcelona, Spain. Sigh. What fond memories. It was a great year, I saw a lot of interesting art shows all over the map both

We are all connected: Rope + Thread=ism

On the weekend, I checked out Rope + Thread=ism a large-scale exhibition at St-Brigide de Kildaire, an abandoned church in the Gay Village. Organized by IQ gallery, the exhibition displayed an eclectic array of paintings, sculptures, photos and installations by

How to visit Montreal’s museums for free

I guess Canadian museums still haven’t clued into the fact that universal free entry to museums is great way attract museumgoers. In Montreal, entry to the Museum of Fine Arts costs $15.00; in Vancouver, the Vancouver Art Gallery charges $17.50;

Summer art exhibitions you don’t want to miss.

Below, I have detailed some must-see art exhibitions to help you plan your summer Art Intake. You can also find more art exhibition listings in our art guide. 1. Zoo is showing at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal. This

Imperfect Health @CCA

Have you ever wondered what the long-term effects of environments that sap our energy are? How people compensate for being deprived of visual and physical sustenance? Or is there a correlation between the design of your city and your well-being?

Young Quebeckers Conquer the Musée d’art Contemporain de Montréal

Organized by the Musée d’art Contemporain de Montréal, the Québec Triennial, is situated in its spacious high-ceilinged modern building with bare white walls and no architectural frills – puts a spotlight on Quebec, showing artworks so delightful and of such