BY: MATTHEW CHIN At 37, Van Gogh shot himself and died in his brother’s arms, but before his death, he struggled with philosophical concepts…
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This activist is fighting the decline of the honey bee with explosive city street art
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintBY: ROB HOFFMAN Louis Masai hates the label “street artist.” In fact he rejects any label or stereotype that corners him into a specific…
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24 famous artists’ studios will grant you a glimpse into their creative minds
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintJust as we become reflections of our environment, our setting too can become a reflection of our perception. By looking into the studio of…
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Photo-series gives you a rare glimpse into the startling and dream-like world of the one per cent
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintBY: ALEX BROWN According to Oxfam: “The combined wealth of the richest one per cent will overtake that of the other 99 per cent…
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A female magician cursing patriarchy is the closest thing to Hogwarts reality has to offer
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintBY: EDITORS Filled with dead bats, rusty medical equipment and a glass eye dislodged from its owner’s socket, Misty Lee’s garage is a collection…
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Blind artist’s paintings will change your perception of what is and isn’t possible (Photos)
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintBY: JESSICA BEUKER John Bramblitt was only 30 years old when he lost his eyesight. He suffered from epilepsy since the age of two…
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By: Cheryl Duggan Canadian Music Week is more than just a few concerts at a couple venues in downtown Toronto. Canadian Music Week combines three information-intensive conferences; a…
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By: Cheryl Duggan The Two Passions of Howard Hodgkin is one part – his collection of Indian art, and another part art – works…
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This is the first museum where blind people can see art with their hands
by FreshPrintby FreshPrintBY: The Plaid Zebra There is something about the historical masterpieces of an art museum that always introduce this nagging sensation in me. Looking…
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One wintery night in early 2012, Jay Wall laid down a handmade stencil on a Toronto sidewalk. Crouched at the corner of College Street…
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