If you haven’t heard of Jean Jullien yet, you’ve definitely seen his work. You’ve likely even posted it. The French illustrator is the artist behind the “Peace for Paris” symbol, which has dominated social media feeds as a symbol of support for Paris in the wake of November 13th’s terror
There are few worse First World Problems than returning home from an event feeling like the whole thing was a waste of time (especially on a weeknight), money, and an outfit. I said it. Of the seemingly dozens and dozens of the Toronto events this fall (and you couldn’t attend them
Thanks to the skills of a self-taught photographer, beauty is now literally in the eye of the beholder. Australia-based photographer Peter Adams-Shawn’s wedding shots are far from typical. He is slowly gaining notoriety by actually capturing the reflections in the eyes of wedding guests. While playing around with reflections back
Thirty-five-year-old Raj Gupta has only lived in Toronto since 2011, but he’s quickly captured the soul of the city with his “Toronto Street Signs Project.” When the Dubai native and ad agency art director heard that Toronto would decommission its classic, acorn-shaped street signs, he began to create prints to
Wednesday evening, a celebratory crowd gathered at the Vancouver Contemporary Art Gallery (umbrella and rain boot free!), anxiously awaiting the announcement of the 2015 RBC Canadian Painting Competition winner. The room buzzed with nervous excitement as the 15 finalists mingled, snacked, sipped, and chatted with guests, jurors, and fellow artists
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