Visual art

The opening drew a capacity crowd of appreciative viewers.

The recently announced public art program is open to both Canadian and international artists.

Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of Dave Heath is a retrospective of a troubled street photographer considered by many to be one of the greatest of his generation.

Her work is dripping with satire and a sharpness to its perspective that toes the line between mockery and conviction.

A call for applications is open until April 2, 2019 at 4pm.

Kid Koala is hosting Music To Draw To at Black Squirrel Books on Wednesday January 30 from 7pm–11pm. Admission is free.

Xenia Fink, Guillermo Trejo and Jinny Yu explore the ambiguous relationship between the individual and the nation in this new exhibition.

Studio Sixty Six is having its first group exhibition of 2019 from January 11 to March 3. Titled Land and Memory, this exhibition brings together some of the gallery’s most passionate contemporary artists who share the love of landscape and the natural world.

Ottawa based artist Drew Bernard will be having a solo show at the quaint and charming Irene’s Pub in the Glebe from December 3 to January 5. The vernissage is Monday, December 3.

Karim Rashid gave a keynote presentation at the opening of the Ottawa Art Gallery’s exhibition, Karim Rashid: Cultural Shaping.

Rachel Gray is the Artistic Coordinator at BEING Studio and is an artist in residence at the Ottawa School of Art. She recently had a pop-up show at General Assembly to share her experience of traveling by foot, bus, train and ferry from Portland, Oregon to Dawson, Yukon in summer 2017. 

This fully bilingual English/Inuktitut exhibition features finely detailed pen and ink drawings, plus articles, poetry, essays, fiction and cartoons created over more than 40 years.

Studio Sixty Six and Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) have announced a much-anticipated exhibition of new works by the Ottawa based artist Patrice Stanley to run at the OAG from October 17th until November 18th, 2018.

In late September, Sparks Street came to life as the Living Statues Festival hit the street.