Tadao Ando-Inspired Family Home Blends Minimalism with Warmth
Explore a serene minimalist home by Izen Architecture, influenced by Tadao Ando, that balances clean lines with family-friendly warmth and natural light.
Category : Art Galleries
Vancouver artist's painting highlights refugee soccer players
Carling Jackson's painting features professional soccer players with refugee backgrounds, symbolizing a team ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Public Art Program Debuts in Downtown Barrie
Barrie launches a new public art program in downtown, featuring 'Scale' by Liam Winslow at Dunlop Street Diner. The initiative aims to beautify the area and support local artists.
Sue the T. rex Experience Roars into Calgary's Telus Spark
Calgary's Telus Spark Science Centre will host 'Sue: The T. rex Experience,' an immersive exhibit bringing the iconic dinosaur to life through sight, sound, smell, and touch.
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Inside Mark Carney's Hunt for Office Art: What He Liked Most
Newly elected PM Mark Carney prioritized borrowing art from the National Gallery of Canada for his office, including 'big, bold, very Canadian' pieces. Internal emails reveal the process.
National Yo-Yo Championships in Calgary: Creative Outlet
The national yo-yo championships took place at the Calgary Central Library, showcasing skill and creativity. Competitors from across Canada gathered for the event.
Rome's 'sexy priest' calendar star admits: 'I was never a priest'
Giovanni Galizia, the face of Rome's controversial 'sexy priest' calendar, reveals he was never actually a priest, sparking debate over authenticity and sacrilege.
SUNshine Girl Keesha: Scorpio with a Passion for Fashion (18.05.2026)
Meet Keesha, a 5-foot-8 Scorpio passionate about fashion, shopping, and cooking. She dreams of launching a food truck and becoming the Queen of Cupcakes. A big Raptors fan, she aims for an Audi R9.
Pride Winnipeg Reflects on Anti-LGBTQ+ Discrimination Day
Pride Winnipeg president Barry Karlenzig discusses the significance of International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, emphasizing ongoing challenges and community resilience.
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Snowy Heritage Park, Otafest, Calaway Park Weekend Photos
Postmedia Calgary photographers capture snowy Heritage Park opening, Otafest anime festival, and sunny Calaway Park debut this weekend.
Canadian Tulip Festival Wraps Up 74th Season
The Canadian Tulip Festival concludes its 74th season in Ottawa with a wave of visitors enjoying the final days of blooms and festivities across the capital.
Library Gets Book Returned 100+ Years Late
The Mechanics' Institute Library in San Francisco, founded in 1854, received a book checked out over a century ago, highlighting its enduring role as a cultural hub.
Edna Lewis Shaped American Dining with Country Traditions
Edna Lewis's cookbook 'The Taste of Country Cooking' revolutionized American cuisine 50 years ago, blending Black heritage with farm-to-table principles.
Vancouver Artist Creates Unique Public Art of Underground Infrastructure
Greg Snider's 'Project For A Public Works Yard' reveals hidden city infrastructure in a cutaway sculpture, celebrating the work of municipal employees.
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Winnipeg House Has Neil Young Connection
A house in Winnipeg's Norwood Flats neighborhood is linked to legendary musician Neil Young, adding to the area's cultural heritage.
Cathedral Village Arts Festival 35th Year New Partnership
The Cathedral Village Arts Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary with a new partnership, featuring a parade, art exhibits, and community events in Regina.
Catherine O'Hara Named Top Toronto Actress by Sun Readers
Catherine O'Hara leads the Top 5 homegrown actresses as chosen by Toronto Sun readers, followed by Rachel McAdams, Elisha Cuthbert, Sarah Polley, and Nina Dobrev.
Spite Houses: America's Architectural 'Screw You'
Explore America's spite houses—narrow, oddly placed homes built out of revenge. From Boston's Skinny House to other quirky examples.
Rune Bergmann Returns to Calgary Phil for One Night
Calgary Phil announces 2026/2027 season with diverse concerts, including Rune Bergmann's return, Angelique Kidjo, Angela Cheng, and family-friendly events.
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Sask. Authors at Cathedral Arts Festival Book Night Panel
Louise Bernice Halfe-Sky Dancer, Ken Wilson, and Jesse Rae Archibald-Barber will discuss writing and reconciliation at the Cathedral Village Arts Festival's Book Night on May 19.
ATP 2026-27 Season: Zombies, Hobbits, Dogs, Greek Gods
Alberta Theatre Projects announces its 2026-27 season lineup featuring zombies, hobbits, 15 dogs, Greek gods, and more. A diverse and imaginative theatrical season awaits.
Playland, Beard Contest, and More: May Long Weekend Events
Discover top things to do in Metro Vancouver this May long weekend, including Playland's wooden coaster rides, a facial hair competition, and other local festivities.
Remai Modern Gets Agnes Martin's 'Tranquility'
Remai Modern in Saskatoon becomes the first Western Canadian museum to acquire a globally-celebrated painting by Agnes Martin, thanks to a donation from Ellen Remai.
Alberta Ballet celebrates 60 years with unique season
Alberta Ballet turns 60 with a 'season like no other,' as artistic director Francesco Ventriglia expresses honor and gratitude. The milestone promises exceptional performances.
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Time Machinist Circus Returns to Calgary
Le Cirque de la Nuit brings back The Time Machinist to Calgary's Grand theatre with a new script, improved visuals, and high-flying circus acts.
Dartmouth Payphone Reads Daily Poems for Free
A payphone in Dartmouth, N.S., now offers free daily poetry readings, bringing art to the streets. The Poetry Phone project aims to inspire passersby with a new poem each day.
Group of Seven, Maud Lewis, Morrisseau works auctioned in Winnipeg
A long-running Exchange District art gallery is auctioning off pieces from notable artists including the Group of Seven, Maud Lewis, and Norval Morrisseau as it prepares to move to a new location.
Rare 'Ocean Dream' Blue-Green Diamond Sells for US$17M
A rare 5.50-carat fancy vivid blue-green diamond named 'The Ocean Dream' sold for US$17 million at Christie's Geneva auction, exceeding its pre-sale estimate.
Zuppa Goes Global: 30 Years of Art in Halifax
Zuppa, the iconic Halifax art event, expands internationally as it nears its 30th anniversary. The final gathering at Memorial Hall in Morecambe, UK, marks a new chapter.
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Haida Artist Wilson's History Robes at MOA
Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver debuts 'I Use My Haida Eyes', showcasing 50 of Jut-ke-Nay-Hazel Wilson's 51 history robes, blending tradition and narrative.
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