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Call for applications: Marie-Solanges Apollon program - Vimarsana News

Call for applications: Marie-Solanges Apollon program

AWARE: Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions, with the support of artist Manuel Mathieu, is launching the first edition of the Marie-Solanges Apollon program with the goal of giving visibility to women* artists from the Black Atlantic diasporas, from the 19th century to today.

Source: e-flux.com
The International Ceramic Art Fair Returns to the Gardiner Museum - Vimarsana News

The International Ceramic Art Fair Returns to the Gardiner Museum

Canada’s renowned center for clay hosts a celebration of some of the most compelling recent ceramic art. On view in Toronto from June 8 to 18.

Canada Becomes An Art Destination Through Art Toronto – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Canada Becomes An Art Destination Through Art Toronto – ARTnews.com

Art Toronto's, Canada's Largest Art Fair. Returns in October for Its 24th Edition

New exhibition shines spotlight on Quebec's long overlooked Haitian artists - Vimarsana News

New exhibition shines spotlight on Quebec's long overlooked Haitian artists

Some of Quebec's overlooked artists will be centre stage in a new exhibition. Imaginaires Souverains showcases 15 Quebec and Canadian artists of Haitian heritage, who say they've been unrecognized for far too long.

Source: cbc.ca
Has the Figuration Bubble Burst? Abstract Painting Dominates the Booths at Frieze London - Vimarsana News

Has the Figuration Bubble Burst? Abstract Painting Dominates the Booths at Frieze London

After a long stretch in which figuration dominated the market conversation, the pendulum seems to be swinging the other way.

Source: artnet.com