Art Review
  • 4 years 7 months ago

New year, new Agnes

The Agnes Etherington Art Centre is kicking off the new year with exhibits about the struggles of Indigenous people, women and quilters.Continue...

Nan Yeomans spent most of her adult life in Kingston.
  • 8 years 4 months ago

Local and colourful

Nan Yeomans’ Intimate Views provides a unique look back at Kingston.Continue...

Canadian inspirations seen at Into the Woods.
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Going natural

Rural Canada has been the muse of many artists, yet its intrigue never seems to diminish. Such is the running theme within Keith Cornell’s Kingston exhibit, Into the Woods, at the Kingston Glass Studio and Gallery.Continue...

Collecting Visions contains pieces made of wood, leather and stone.
  • 9 years 4 months ago

Collecting visions of primal art

It’s sexuality in its primitive form.Continue...

Brynn Higgins-Stirrup’s pieces in Union Gallery exhibited overt sexual themes.
  • 9 years 4 months ago

Swimming too deep

Sometimes it’s better not to delve into the deep end.Continue...

In the exhibit Tobit: Miracles and Morals, several 16th and 17th century artists provide their own individual depictions of scenes from the Biblical story of Tobit and his family. The paintings follow the time from when Tobit’s family was expelled from their country to their journey of redemption.
  • 9 years 5 months ago

A tale of morals and miracles

There’s a fine line between a substantial story line and aesthetic appeal in art.Continue...

Chris Miner’s new photograph series Artists Statements juxtaposes artists next to their artwork. Artist Su Sheedy poses behind the branches of a tree.
  • 9 years 6 months ago

Artists in the artwork

Art galleries house the artwork, not the artists.Continue...

TH&B’s exhibition Resurrection depicts the damage of the Great Ice Storm of 1998 through sculpture and film.
  • 9 years 6 months ago

Eyes on civilization

It would seem disaster had struck in Modern Fuel’s Main Gallery art exhibit.Continue...

Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge’s exhibit The Plague draws comparisons between modern day consumerism and the Biblical plagues.
  • 9 years 7 months ago

A plague of politics

The plagues have moved out of the Bible and into society.Continue...

Erin Shirreff’s exhibit toys with the idea that an object will always remain the same, but our perception of it is subject to change at any moment given the lighting in the space.
  • 9 years 8 months ago

Let it shine

Step into Erin Shirreff’s Available Light exhibit and you’ll leave with an ostentatious realization about the tricks of illumination.Continue...

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