Escaping with Emmanuel Osahor
Step into Emmanuel Osahor’s world of lush gardens, imagined sanctuaries, and immersive art at Métivier Gallery.
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Editorial
Grassy Narrows, A National Embracement
As part of Truth and Reconciliation day which took place at the end of last month, we want to bring awareness to the ongoing health crisis in Grassy Narrows, Ontario.
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Takin over de Town: Felisha Carénage’s Reclaiming of Space
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
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Interview with Ingrid Jones
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.
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Future Relics: Joshua Lue Chee Kong at Artist Project 2026
Joshua Lue Chee Kong’s Future Relics at Artist Project 2026 explores diasporic identity, memory, and migration through sculpture, ceramics, and digital processes.
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Jeremy Laing on Mutuality | Sculpture, Ceramics & Queer Space
A closer look at Jeremy Laing’s exhibition Mutuality, tracing ceramics, fashion, and queer gathering through materials, forms, and space.
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Holding the Absence: Reflections on Sameer Farooq’s Practice
A personal reflection on artist Sameer Farooq’s practice, exploring museums, absence, ceramics, and community through collaboration and care.
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Unforced and Honest: The Art of Erika DeFreitas
Erika DeFreitas reflects on family, identity, and connection through thoughtful, unguarded art and material storytelling.
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Thomas Bollmann: from Photography to Clay
Raw, textured, and alive. Thomas Bollmann reflects the same fascination with light and form that once guided his photography. He explores the tactile poetry of clay, creating work that celebrates imperfection and permanence.
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Adam Williams: The Poetry of Sculpture
Founder of Toronto’s Clay Space, Adam Williams creates more than ceramics. He cultivates connection for people. His work moves fluidly between functional pottery and sculpture, exploring how simple forms and complex surfaces can tell stories of resilience, curiosity, and collaboration.
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