The Wintershines festival has made its vibrant return to Saskatoon, featuring a unique collaborative art wall designed to be covered in tracks by week's end. Artists from the Kyuubi Culture Artist Collective and festival visitors are contributing to this
Vancouver abstract artist Donna Giraud, a veteran of the BC Home + Garden Show Art Market, shares expert advice on selecting and displaying artwork to transform living spaces, emphasizing art as a central design element rather than a final decorative touc
A curated collection of editorial cartoons from the past week, published by the Calgary Herald, captures the tragic and dynamic moments shaping our world through artistic commentary.
Shufeng Zhang transforms his front yard into a winter art gallery with intricate snow sculptures celebrating Chinese culture and the Year of the Horse, bringing warmth to his community.
A new interactive art installation has opened at the Bradford West Gwillimbury Library, offering visitors a unique and engaging cultural experience.
The first Oki Corral Film Festival, featuring works by Indigenous filmmakers, launched Friday at Calgary's Globe Theatre, celebrating diverse storytelling and cultural heritage.
A new art installation by Lance Cardinal at Edmonton International Airport celebrates Indigenous culture, greeting arrivals in the Treaty 6 territory and Métis Homeland.
David Mcauley, an Alberta artist, crafts detailed lanterns and sculptures from discarded cutlery, turning waste into unique artworks, including a piece featuring Ozzy Osbourne's likeness.
The Exposure Photography Festival showcases international and local artists throughout February, with exhibits like NextDoor examining physical and metaphorical Canada-U.S. borders through contemporary photography.
A photographer's journey to replicate a 2006 skyline image reveals dramatic changes in Calgary's downtown, including new skyscrapers and the expanded BMO Centre.
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts presents Richard Avedon: Immortal — Portraits of Aging, 1951-2004, featuring iconic photographs of famous figures like Ronald Reagan and Toni Morrison, exploring themes of time and humanity through February to August 2026.
The City of Barrie is inviting artists to submit proposals for public art installations aimed at enhancing the downtown area's aesthetic appeal and cultural vibrancy.
The Greater Victoria Harbour Authority has revealed two new public art pieces in the Inner Harbour, enhancing the waterfront as part of the Lək̓ʷəŋən Placemaking Project to celebrate local culture.
A Calgary family-run online art gallery is selling paintings to raise money for a young relative's cerebral palsy treatments, showcasing community support through creative entrepreneurship.
The historic Phoenix Dinner Theatre in Saint John, New Brunswick, has been officially listed for sale, marking a potential transition for one of the city's cultural landmarks.
A Vancouver art exhibition pays tribute to Calgary-born artist Jenifer Darbellay, who died in a car attack at the Lapu Lapu Day festival, celebrating her lasting impact on theatre and arts communities.
The Manitoba Children's Museum in Winnipeg is increasing admission fees and reducing programs to address a critical financial situation, calling it 'critical, not catastrophic'.
A remarkably preserved funerary portrait from Roman Egypt, dating back two millennia, has been sold at Sotheby's New York for US$889,000, highlighting the enduring value of ancient art.
Local Windsor artist Eric Faraci has built a successful career creating custom artwork for professional athletes, including NFL players and NBA stars, with commissions ranging up to $10,000 USD.
A rare Michelangelo sketch, a preparatory study for the Sistine Chapel ceiling, has sold for over US$27 million at auction, setting a new record. The artwork depicts a detailed foot study.
The Vancouver Aquarium unveils its 'Dragons' exhibit, opening February 7, 2026, creatively connecting legendary sea creatures to actual marine biology and conservation efforts.
Vanessa Iafolla, a student at NSCAD University, showcases her art exhibit 'It Is What It Is,' created in the wake of her brother's death, exploring themes of grief and healing through personal expression.
The Werklund Centre in Calgary launches a video art series showcasing works by short filmmakers, including Laila Blue and Maedeh Mosaver, in its Micro Cinema.
Volunteers at Canada's National Gallery continue to face uncertainty about their future roles, with internal documents revealing leadership was urged to provide clarity that never materialized.
Artist Phil Richards collaborated with former PM Stephen Harper on a portrait filled with personal symbols, including a flag correction by Harper himself.
A fresco in a historic Roman basilica depicting a cherub with an uncanny likeness to Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni has been altered following protests from religious and state authorities.
Discover five Saskatoon art galleries featuring exhibitions on masculinity, sustainable fibre arts, cultural connections, and environmental themes throughout February 2026.
Winnipeg's Harlequin Costume is looking to find new homes for its extensive collection of theatrical costumes, as documented in February 2026.
The Montreal Gazette presents a gallery of editorial cartoons from Aislin and other artists for February 2026, highlighting their commentary on current events and issues.
Calgary muralist Rachel Lyon will create a 20-foot mural for charity at the Calgary Home and Garden Show, featuring live painting and a mentorship program for aspiring artists.