March 21, 2023
The art may display a stillness, but Spasaqsit Possesom, also known as Ron Tremblay, said everything that went into the work is very much alive.
That includes some of his own work, on display at the George Fry Gallery on Queen Street in Fredericton as part of an exhibit produced
March 20, 2023
The asymmetry in time and effort it takes human artists to produce original art vs the speed generative AI models can now get the task done is one of the reasons why Glaze, an academic research project out of the University of Chicago, looks so interesting. It’s just launched a
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Brighton will provide a blank canvas on Sunday, March 12 for various pieces of artwork that will be placed throughout the community.
The Brighton Arts and Culture Council (BACC) is participating in a worldwide art drop called Art and Found Day. In 2022, 1,113 artists from 38 countries participated in
Imagine while on your morning coffee run, you find a package on a bench wrapped in brown paper, with a note saying there’s art inside. Opening the package reveals an original piece of art, a small, acrylic painting with broad brushstrokes resembling the ocean, or maybe it’s a mountain. While
It was in the summer of 2020 — the first dog days of the pandemic — when artist Zack Rosen began his regular trips to the Toronto Islands.
“I had nothing else to do, so I started going to Hanlan’s Point a lot,” Rosen says, “and I realized that it’s
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