Art Review

Artists Audrey Assad and Rosalind Breen use oil on canvas paintings and gel glosses to depict the theme of physical representation.
  • 9 years 11 months ago

Blooming beauty

Something in bloom is neither in conception nor its prime.Continue...

By creating a collage with vintage photos, Fowler provides a unique perspective towards Western culture.
  • 9 years 12 months ago

Mundane and magical

Fight the routine.Continue...

BFA student Monika Rosen’s exhibit brings up themes of questioning self-identity by blurring out the subjects’ faces in her oil paintings.
  • 10 years 3 weeks ago

Foggy thought

The eyes are essential. But what happens when you can’t see them?Continue...

Paul-Émile Borduas’ exhibit Figure With Birds contains a series of rebellious surrealist pieces painted with warm, vivid colours.
  • 10 years 1 month ago

Surrealist figures

Art can start a revolution. So can artists.Continue...

While Less was filled with minimalist pieces, the artists are still able to express the meaning of their work.
  • 10 years 1 month ago

Foundations reconstructed

Art for art’s sake is still art, though not the most popular kind.Continue...

Artist Melissa Smallridge uses examples from her friends to create the pieces of work in her exhibit Stories in Ink.
  • 10 years 1 month ago

Imprints on the human body

We all have markings on us, even if we don’t know it. They’re our own tattoos.Continue...

Ebonnie Hollenbeck, BFA ‘13, went on hunting trips in Quebec to gather the components of her exhibit Into Your Hideout IV.
  • 10 years 4 months ago

Untamed wings of solitude

Ebonnie Hollenbeck’s on the hunt and you’re her prey.Continue...

Jaclyne Grimoldby and Anicka Vrana-Godwin’s exhibit Anatomy Studies uses paintings, lithographs and prints to encourage viewers to question what’s below the surface of skin.
  • 10 years 4 months ago

Artful anatomy

Beneath your skin lies raw, unsheathed art.Continue...

Mark Streeter’s exhibit A Recent History of Poster Art in Kingston tries to get the viewer to see these posters as more than just promotional, but also as pieces of art.
  • 10 years 4 months ago

The art in the advertisement

Mark Streeter’s exhibit A Recent History of Poster Art in Kingston looks to change the culture of blissful ignorance in how we observe posters.Continue...

Two of the paintings in Anna Elmberg Wright’s Consensus Series deal with society’s voyeurism using TLC’s hit TV show Here Comes Honey Boo Boo as an example.
  • 10 years 5 months ago

Circling the crosshairs of entertainment

Anna Elmberg Wright’s new exhibit Consensus Series is, in a word, lacklustre.Continue...

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