Art

Look Human: Notorious RGB Pop Art Pattern Poster

America has just recently found itself in the midst of a tiny-handed orange garbage fire, but don't worry. There is one beacon of hope now that the Obama administration has ended: Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The reigning queen of the US Supreme Court is not abandoning her post anytime soon. She may even be immortal because no one balls as hard as RGB. She’s known to imbibe then fall asleep during important events like the State of the Union.

The Gaze | SymphoNY by Stephen Brake

New York City. On of the most famous cities in the world and one unlike any other place you'll visit. Full of contrasts and contradictions, the city screams busy yet remains a dream location. For his upcoming exhibition "SymphoNY" at ViewPoint Gallery in Halifax, Stephen Brake uses some of his 10-year-old blurred images of people and things in movement with Manhattan. "There is a sense of a shared joke about the whole mess that there is nothing that can be done about the anarchy, so you might as well become one with it," the artist explains.

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VCAD Total Work of Art Open House

Vancouver’s Visual College of Art & Design (VCAD) is having an open house tomorrow, December 1st, called Total Work of Art. With a variety of activities lined up from 12:00 pm -10:00 pm, the event aims to showcase the school's talented artists from the Interior Design, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, and Game Design programs, through a gallery setting, fashion show and social. The event is aimed toward those who are creative and have a strong interest in contemporary art, supporting local artists, and exploring different artistic options.

The Gaze | Contortions (By Olivier Bonnard, Solo Exhibition)

Montreal visual artist and muralist Olivier Bonnard is one to take risks and be creative. A fast-rising artist to say the least, Olivier Bonnard's work can be found across the globe. However this week, no need to travel the world to get a glimpse of his vision. If you live in Toronto, or perhaps just passing through, make sure you stop by Olivier Bonnard's first solo exhibition "Contortions."

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