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Equality or Quantity?! A Question by Reza Hosseiny

‘Equality or Quantity’ is a series of conceptual ceramic sculptures exploring questions of equality. Passive and capricious “Equal Couples”…

The exhibition will be closed from Feb 1-7, but will reopen to visits by appointment from Feb 8-13 between…

This annual exhibition of furniture created by OCAD University students is now in its 10th year and has exhibited…

‘Speciation’ is the physical embodiment of a series of silicon-based organisms derived from a genetic algorithm. The algorithm provides…

“My history with journeyperson-apprentice relationships is both a professional and a personal one. What I have found is that…

‘Smooshes and Slabs’ by Pamela Nelson are playful assemblages of glazed and fired ceramic performing as wet clay in…

The unexpected intersections of our lives have always been fascinating. Our disparate trajectories collide and create causal shockwaves across…

Light is energy. It encompasses a spectrum of electromagnetic radiation much of which exists beyond our visible experience. This…

‘A Long Story II’, by Lauren Pirie, is a soft sculpture installation fabricated with cotton fabric, polyester stuffing, thread,…

In her solo exhibition, ‘It Starts Out Rough’, Julie Jenkinson juxtaposes two bodies of work made from completely unrelated…

When you begin to make work that you’re proud of, it can be incredibly frustrating to see that work…