About The EVENTS
An explorer of the fusion of art and science
In Canada, artists need our support. We made the decision to support them in the middle of the last century when we realized our historical connection to England and France, and physical proximity to the United States, meant Canadian culture might get lost amid louder voices.
Chief Curator
Stuart is a graduate of the University of Toronto, a Principal Investigator of the Society, a recipient of Canada’s National Science and Technology Honours, and currently a professor at the University of Quebec, where his main research interests are the integration of artificial intelligence and the integration of artificial intelligence and art.
What we do
Applied Arts
We also offer artistic services and courses for companies and individuals
Design Colab Offices and Showroom
Design Colab transforms their Johannesburg offices and showroom into a functional workplace that seamlessly integrates the firm’s furniture expertise with a vibrant environment for collaboration.
Whitney Museum Workers Reach Contract Deal Hours Before Strike Deadline
The Whitney Museum. UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Unionized staff at the Whitney Museum in New York ratified its second contract Sunday night, hours
Phoenix Art Museum Receives $5 M. Donation to Expand Sri Lankan and South Asian Art Galleries
The Phoenix Art Museum. Bill Timmerman Philanthropist Sukumar Nagendran has donated $5 million to the Phoenix Art Museum in Arizona, the museum announced this week.
Greek Prime Minister to “Ramp Up” Efforts Related to Parthenon Marbles Return
Sections of the Parthenon Marbles displayed at The British Museum in London, England, on November 22, 2018. Photo Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos
Anatomy of Light installation by Paloma Bau Studio
‘Anatomy of Light’ is the installation designed by Paloma Bau’s studio for Valencia-based LED lighting brand Ilutrek. Built entirely from the brand’s own profile system,
Guggenheim and Brooklyn Museum Unions Ratify New Contracts, Averting Strikes
Unions at the Guggenheim Museum (left) and the Brooklyn Museum ratified contracts this week. From left: Photo David Butow/Corbis via Getty Images; Photo Christina Horsten/picture
The British Museum Will Extend Its Hours Amid ‘Extraordinary’ Demand for Bayeux Tapestry
Detail of the Bayeux Tapestry depicting a king and his minions. Courtesy Wikimedia Commons Crowds of visitors have swarmed the British Museum since the Bayeux
Martha Jungwirth’s Abstractions Animate AKRIS’s Spring 2026 Collection
Artist Martha Jungwirth with AKRIS creative director Albert Kriemler in her studio. Courtesy AKRIS “Painting, for me, is about tension,” Martha Jungwirth once said, describing
HUMAN MADE flagship store by I IN
Following much-publicised store openings overseas, HUMAN MADE, founded by Japanese cultural icon NIGO, is shifting gear on home turf, opening a flagship store this weekend
Insufficient Public Funding Identified as Biggest Threat to Global Heritage Sites, New World Monuments Fund Study Finds
This picture shows a natural pool of water in the centre of the Palestinian village of Lifta, which was abandoned during fighting in the 1948
Attempted Robbery Foiled at the Nissim de Camondo Museum in Paris
Interior of the Musée Nissim de Camondo in Paris. © MAD, Paris, Photo Laszlo Horvath An attempted robbery at the Musée Nissim de Camondo in
What the World’s Top Collectors Bought in 2026, From a 15th-Century Pietà Painting to an Oar from Lubaina Himid’s British Pavilion
Each year, we ask the Top 200 Collectors for an update on what they’ve purchased in the past 12 months. The answers always surprise us.
KIND Store Osterode
KIND is one of Germany’s leading companies in hearing care and optics. Its in-house store design and construction department is responsible for the interior design
Bon Iver to Release 10th-Anniversary Edition of Album with Elaborate Artwork Elucidated
Bon Iver’s 22, A Million (10th Anniversary Edition) with artwork by Eric Timothy Carlson. Courtesy Jajaguwar Bon Iver, whose music has evolved over time from
As New York City Doubles Grants for Individual Artists to $10,000, Cultural Affairs Commissioner Diya Vij Discusses Vision for City Agency
New York City Cultural Affairs Commissioner Diya Vij at Materials for the Arts. Photo Maximilíano Durón/ARTnews New York will increase its direct support to artists,
Jeff Koons Cashes in $100 M. Art Collection to Christie’s, Damien Hirst Makes Case for Wearable Art Ahead of New Barrie Cashmere Collection, and More: Morning Links for October 5, 2026
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Sévelle by Axiniya Knyazeva
Sévelle is a line of natural hydrolats for everyday, created around three botanical ingredients: lavender, sage and chamomile. The project included the development of the
Puerto Rican Musician-turned-Artist Rafael Ferrer Has Died, Preliminary Trial Opens Against Museum and City Officials for Alleged Negligence Leading to Villena Treasure Theft, and More: Morning Links for September 30, 2026
A Stolperstein commemorating Nazi victim Paul Gröger is embedded in the sidewalk in front of City Hall in Saxony, Heidenau, 2026. Photo Robert Michael/picture alliance
Iraqi Archaeologists Arrested Amid Growing Concerns Over State Corruption
The spiral minaret of the ancient Abu Dulaf Mosque near the city of Samarra, 2026. The mosque forms part of the Samarra Archaeological City, which
Buddhas and Dinosaur Bones Among Dozens of Smuggled Artifacts Repatriated to China
The Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., where the repatriation ceremony took place. Photo Valerie Plesch/picture alliance via Getty Images In advance of Chinese President Xi
Airbnb Office by Space Matrix
Space Matrix reimagines the Airbnb office in Singapore as a welcoming and flexible environment that prioritizes connection and hospitality, transforming conventional corporate norms into a
A Storied Collection of Blotter Acid Art Will Help Launch Northern California’s Inaugural ‘Further’ Triennial
From the Institute of Illegal Images, Gorby (ca. 1988). A new triennial focusing on Northern California will include a show closely linked to the psychedelic
Louvre President Discusses New ‘Culture of Security,’ Spain’s Royal Paintings Museum at El Escorial Reopens After Decade, and More: Morning Links for October 1, 2026
French police officers stand next to a furniture elevator used by robbers to enter the Louvre Museum, on Quai Francois Mitterrand, in Paris on October
After Selling Napoleon Memorabilia, Sotheby’s Turns to His Enemy, Horatio Nelson, for $8 M. Auction
One piece of memorabilia among the 415 letters, documents, and manuscripts connected to Admiral Horatio Nelson that Sotheby’s will soon auction in a single-lot, sealed-bid