East York caricature artists are drawing a crowd at parties and other events
For big events and special occasions, people often hire DJs or live bands for entertainment. However, hiring a caricaturist is becoming more common.
For big events and special occasions, people often hire DJs or live bands for entertainment. However, hiring a caricaturist is becoming more common.
The Inclusive Local Economic Opportunity initiative (ILEO) created by United Way and BMO Financial Group is connecting artists with the opportunity to have their work featured in the offices of local companies. In the process, the artists are gaining exposure and business skills.
Sitting on top of store shelves, LocalesDesign has been creating beautiful illustrations of Toronto’s neighbourhoods, each inspired by Toronto-based graphic designer, Carolyn Graziani.
Fine-art students and community members have been coming together to de-stress and capture the art of the human anatomy through a series live-drawing sessions held at Centennial College.
Proto the protogen showed us the day in the life at the biggest furry convention in Canada.
At Todmorden Mills Heritage Site, an art exhibit called Why? highlights the life of an award-winning Black Canadian music producer.
The studio was packed with people in all four corners, taking in the art exhibit which showcased queer artists. Small groups of people filled the room with their conversations, some sitting and trying their skills…
Space for Grief is an immersive art installation held at Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Avenue until Nov. 18.
Canada is using Indigenous art as part of their personal brand, according to the chief curator of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.
Women of Courage made its debut at Todmorden Mills on Feb. 15 and is stopping at four select locations in Toronto, including the Scarborough Museum where it is currently on display until April 19.
The showcase was initiated by Culturelink, a settlement and community organization in Toronto. It partnered with Toronto History Museums and the project received funding from the Department of Canadian Heritage.