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Meet Canadian visual artists and curators in these short videos co-produced by Canadian Art and Bravo!TV. Whether it takes place in a gallery, studio, or “on assignment”, these creators will give you the best advice on what it takes to be a successful artist today.
Web art, net art, online art—no matter what you call it, making art with and on the Internet is a thriving, exciting new genre. Find out more in this video featuring Canadian artists Kate Armstrong, Faisal Anwar and Jeremy Bailey. read more ...
Recent developments in technology have led to exciting evolutions in the field of graphic design. In this video, Canadian designers Lisa Kiss, Alex Wittholz and Daniel McCafferty discuss their different approaches to current practice. read more ...
Textiles have a long history, but they’re also used to create some of today’s most exciting artworks. In this video, three contemporary artists who work with textiles—Kai Chan, Lyn Carter and Heather Goodchild—talk about their practices. read more ...
Through work that reflects and engages with society, these sculptors, filmmakers, photographers and theatre artists connect with audiences and inspire us to participate in the world around us. read more ...
From its “anti-art” beginnings, performance art has allowed artists to experiment with personal and audience boundaries, question authority and make powerful statements read more ...
In a variety of innovative pieces—from a machine that lets you walk on water to a morphing Rembrandt portrait—Simone Jones, David Rokeby and John Oswald work with time, techniques and disciplines read more ...
Artists Allyson Mitchell, Brendan Lee Satish Tang, Evan Penny, Brian Jungen and Lois Andison use “familiar materials in an unfamiliar way.” read more ...
Five thriving photographers—Edward Burtynsky, Sara Angelucci, Chris Buck, Rita Leistner and Donald Weber—talk about the ins and outs of careers in photography. read more ...
The work of Brendan Fernandes, Shary Boyle and Mitchell F. Chan proves, in installation art, your imagination is the only limit. read more ...
On this palette, experiments with technique, process and media are mixed with making a living. Painters Margaux Williamson, Thrush Holmes, Elizabeth McIntosh and Paul Bureau take a new look at an old form. read more ...
Organizing exhibits, developing and researching collections, encouraging artists, sharing stories—curating is an art in itself. read more ...