March’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Sinda Garziz to support street art shedding light on the barriers experienced by those in Ottawa with precarious immigration status.
Finding the right fit takes time. After looking at many locations, Amanda Cockburn, founder of Freewheeling Craft, an organization bringing new and established artisans together, finally found a dream space to connect Ottawa artists. A long time in the making, but nonetheless worth the wait, 70B Beech officially opens this April.
The spring edition of Pique took over the Ottawa Art Gallery on Saturday, March 19th, and impressed guests with experimental art productions by Ottawa, Montreal, and Canadian artists, a film screening, and countless fun experiences.
While it faced challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Paint it Up! mural program found a way to keep moving forward and continues to provide Ottawa’s youth with opportunities for personal growth and the chance to engage with the local art community.
From Feb. 15 to April 3, 2022, Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) presents two winter exhibitions: Drift: Art and Dark Matter and Steve Giasson as Others/Steve Giasson comme les autres.
Seven of the 2021–2022 Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduates from the University of Ottawa can finally publicly show their work in person as the Ottawa Art Gallery presents Abound until March 6.
The Ottawa Art Gallery is where connection happens between Art and City, and Cara Tierney’s they represents the OAG’s commitment to being the most accessible and informed community space that is welcome to all.
While Valve’s Half-Life (1998) was certainly a distinct gaming experience, Taylor Howarth also explains why it was the most stressful in the latest instalment of her Gamer Education series.
A new exhibition titled Agitation features interactive art, projections, and illustrations by Raymond Aubin and Hugo Gaudet-Dion.
At her latest exhibition, Shadowland, Lorraine Simms presents her artwork of the shadows of animals she’s traced at the Canadian Museum of Nature.
The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) launched a new NGC Conservation Internship Program for BIPOC students from across Canada to help increase the representation of professionals from diverse communities.
Natalie Bruvels’ MFA grad work is a melding of both her 10 year-old son Tomson’s schooling and her own—so much so that many professors have remarked how this is also Tomson’s MFA.
Join us for a video tour of the OAG’s Filtered exhibition featuring works by Craig Commanda, AM Dumouchel, Laurena Finéus, and many more artists.
Lemonade stands. DIY Halloween costumes. Haute couture. Sustainable art. Ottawa-local entrepreneur Karissa Besharah has done all of it. Apt613 met with Karissa to learn more about her creative drive, to shed light on the local fashion scene, and to see how art prints can be eco-friendly.
The immersive Beyond Van Gogh lets you “become part of the art.” The projection show runs until Sept. 16 at the Aberdeen Pavilion.
