Art
The Walker Industries Art Competition 2019 offers a variety of works by artists both from Niagara and further afield. Several artists offer visually engaging works, in diverse media.
“St. Catharines has certainly changed a lot” is a common statement around Niagara these days.…
Arnie McBay’s work is contradictory, an ‘argument’ between ‘signs’ with a surrendering to process that manifest in both drawn and digital images. He’s the focus of our latest artist feature at The Sound.
Carolyn Wren’s massive retrospective Task at Hand, curated by Marcie Bronson, is an exhibition that is both visually and conceptually enticing.
Carrie Perreault’s solo exhibition period of engagement is both a difficult and engaging body of work that blends the personal and the opaque, at NAC.
Curator Asta McCann curates Centre and Periphery at the Riverbrink Art Museum, exploring the urban / rural split in the works of the Group of Seven, revisiting historical facts and fictions about the iconic painters.
‘Get the good grit up in your teeth’: your intrepid #artcriticfromhell’s guide to #inthesoilfest2019
Your intrepid #artcriticfromhell offers his annual guide to the In the Soil Arts Festival in early June.
On May 9, Niagara artist and sculptor unveiled his latest work, Niagara Straight, which can be found in front of the Bontanical Garden and Butterfly Conservatory in Niagara Falls.
Scott Sawtell is the latest artist to be the focus of an artist feature, with his vibrant and expressive works in paint.
The 2019 St. Catharines Arts Awards take place on May 3rd, and we offer a teaser about several of the nominees and how culture is capital, both human and otherwise, in the Garden City.
