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Why this self-taught artist started using shipping tags to make her collages
When Seema Shah found herself bedridden, shipping tags became a surprise creative outlet. Now, in her new exhibit Missing Pieces — on now at Vancouver’s Outsiders and Others gallery — she’s showing them to the world
Arts 9 hours ago
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This CBC logo design captures big summer feelings
It’s a larger-than-life tribute to the season and all the emotions that come with it. New Brunswick zine-maker Olivia Thomson is our featured artist of the month.
Arts August 1
How a Canadian man's existential crisis led to these very famous photos of the Beatles
Some never-before-seen photographs from Paul Saltzman's Beatles in India series are on display at Toronto's Markham Street Gallery
Chris Dart
Arts July 29
Holding Space
And Just Like That... and Too Much are the television we deserve in summer 2025
Anne T. Donahue and Peter Knegt couldn't help wonder if the returns of Lena Dunham and Carrie Bradshaw were worthy of our summer television viewing.
Anne T. Donahue
Arts July 24
In dark times, this Halifax art show is a celebration of trans joy
Morgan Mullin
Arts July 23
How her job as a community counsellor taught this filmmaker to be a better storyteller
Diary Marif
Arts July 22

Her summer goal? Visit as many Ontario beaches as possible (and bring home a load of trash)

Canada's national portraiture prize is looking to gain mass appeal for its 2025 edition

In the age of streaming, Nova Scotia's indie cinemas remain community hubs

They'll spend thousands and cross borders, all to appear at the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair

How Quebec pop artist Serge Lemoyne made art for everyone

When this Montreal-based author lost the ability to use her hands, grief became her artistic fuel

April Hubbard, the heart and soul of Halifax theatre

If you love modern rock, thank Bob Ezrin

Between 'simps' and sandworms, there are many ways to measure success in Quebec cinema

This CBC logo collage is a 'love letter to Caribbean summers'

Canada's next hit musical: coming soon to the Toronto Fringe?

Sometimes the Sex is so Good is a provocative dance-theatre piece (that isn't about the sex at all)

This rapper is making 'The Watchmen of rhyming comics'

From the comfort of his couch, this designer brings queer-positive art to the world

From Cole Escola to Tourmaline, there is so much trans and non-binary excellence to celebrate this Pride

Anne T. Donahue

Set 500 years in the future, this outdoor performance turns Toronto into an apocalyptic desert

Exhibit shows how Vietnamese, Cambodian and Lao Montrealers were "more than good refugees"

Giant inflatable art installation in Toronto home to a 'choose your own adventure' concert

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