Mothers in Art
For Mother’s Day weekend, here is a selection of personal favourites and classic artworks that …
Author: J Walters
I have curated visual arts at Canadian Art Junkie since 2011 and post occasionally to my personal blog Colder by the Lake. I am an accredited facilitator for Amherst Writers and Artists, and for the Writers Collective of Canada, which run not-for-profit writing workshops.
Origami: Gonzalo Garcia Calvo
If you’re an origami aficionado, you need to see these works by Madrid-based Gonzalo Garcia …
Nika Belianina’s twist of surrealism
Nika Belianina, a mid-career artist, photographer and seasoned filmmaker, brings a surrealist twist to her …
John Macfie: People of the watershed
An exhibition of rarely seen photos offers a candid and intimate portrait of life in …
Video of the Week – Move
This is a new feature: a short video pick, once a week. This week’s is …
Street art by Stikki Peaches
Stikki Peaches, a Montreal-based street artist, is internationally acclaimed for his satirical graffiti and multilayered wheat-paste prints, often featuring nostalgic pop culture references, political figures, and mythical characters. Operating anonymously like Banksy, his work can be found worldwide in galleries, on the streets, and in various collections.
Judy Chartrand – Powerful ceramics
This work showing Indian Residential School boys praying to “get the hell out of here” …
Eliza Kożurno: Still lifes with a difference
Painter Eliza Kożurno meticulously composes still-life paintings with an eye for colour, texture, and a …