In the mid 2000s, Trinidad & Tobago was having a cultural and economic (and pretty queer!) boom. Alice Yard and CCA7 were two vibrant contemporary art centers. Young artists were
Takin over de Town: Felisha Carénage’s Reclaiming of Space Read More »
In this conversation, curator Ingrid Jones reflects on her practice, the evolving role of curation, and the ideas behind her exhibition Labour. From rethinking institutional spaces to addressing systemic inequality through art, Jones shares insights into her process and the broader cultural landscape shaping her work.
Interview with Ingrid Jones Read More »
A closer look at Jeremy Laing’s exhibition Mutuality, tracing ceramics, fashion, and queer gathering through materials, forms, and space.
Jeremy Laing on Mutuality | Sculpture, Ceramics & Queer Space Read More »
A personal reflection on artist Sameer Farooq’s practice, exploring museums, absence, ceramics, and community through collaboration and care.
Holding the Absence: Reflections on Sameer Farooq’s Practice Read More »
Erika DeFreitas reflects on family, identity, and connection through thoughtful, unguarded art and material storytelling.
Unforced and Honest: The Art of Erika DeFreitas Read More »
Sheeep Studios, a Toronto-based collective blending art, design, and architecture through open-ended projects that inspire creativity and collaboration.
Sheeep Studios: The Toronto Collective Redefining Art, Design, and Architecture Read More »
Nigel Nolan’s bold art explores queer intimacy and emotion.
Nigel Nolan: Bold Art Exploring Queer Intimacy and Emotion Read More »
