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Happening in and around the white cube this week… Three years ago the white cube began as a list of art happenings in and around Montreal. Last year, the column took a turn into my own art thoughts and experiences. When the pandemic hit, and Lorenza Mezzapelle took over as arts editor, the column ceased. But now that exhibitions are back, so is the white cube. Here’s to hoping they don’t shut down these cultural institutions any time soon *wine glass emoji*.    

"The nuances between museums, art galleries and art centres were not at all understood by the government." Author of the article: T'Cha Dunlevy  •  Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Feb 12, 2021  •  February 12, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  “We were really frustrated in the fall to see commercial galleries open, and non-profit galleries and museums closed,” said Caroline Andrieux, founder and artistic director of Fonderie Darling, with a piece by Cynthia Girard-Renard. Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products a...

Following the announcement of the continued temporary closure of Quebec museums, the MMFA decided to extend its Gift of the Holidays by another two weeks. Until January 24 inclusively, five

NOW Magazine Nine stellar highlights from Toronto’s art scene in 2020 These are the best moments, shows and accomplishments in a tough year for the arts By Kelsey Adams Courtesy of Immersive Van Gogh Subtle animation of van Gogh's famed brushstrokes is one of Immersive Van Gogh's delights. It’s been a rough nine months for the Toronto art world.  For the romantics among us who crave the rush of an art opening or the wonder of leaning in to get closer to an artwork, 2020 has been difficult.  Artists had their shows put on indefinite hiatus, major festivals like Contact Photograp...