Métis artist, Sheri Osden Nault, talks about what it means to be an Indigenous and non-binary artist  By, Reema Najjar  Sheri Osden Nault with their art piece, named “miina kawapamitin”…

A curated list of Black Canadian fine artists you should be supporting on Instagram.  By, Lauren Battagello The contributions of Black art and Black artists to the Canadian fine art…

 In the first rendition of the “artists who don’t study art” series, Jennifer Kim breaks down how she maintains her custom shoe-painting business as a Ryerson engineering student, highlighting the…

Art pieces in themselves, take a look at the diverse aesthetics Canadian architecture has to offer. By, Aylia Naqvi Over the years, Canada has evolved into one of the ultimate…

From understanding Etsy listings to promotions, find out how you can take your art to a virtual marketplace.  By, Sakina Chaudary Etsy has become a go-to, accessible place for self-employed…

Make the most out of your space with these cheap and creative ways to bring life and excitement back into your room. By, Allissa Hibbs Here’s the deal: we’re facing…

Artist Kat Germain unpacks the nuances of her role as an audio describer.  By, Sama Nemat Allah  In a society where the indisputable gap between the art world and the…

Ryerson photography students are adapting their practice to the pandemic’s restrictions, capturing and chronicling the ebbs and flows of the omnipresent pandemic.  By: Justina Kewal  When the novel coronavirus unfurled,…

Slam poet Fauzia Agbonhin unpacks the capacity of art and poetry to make a societal impact in a world in need of change. By, Sama Nemat Allah  Fauzia Agbonhin, a…

Sensory Processing Disorder affects how I am able to perceive stimuli. As a result of my condition, I am often unable to enjoy sensory experiences like art exhibits due to…

She realized she was unfulfilled and unhappy with her inner creativity that wasn’t being unleashed to its full potential. By Sarah Tomlinson Julia Antimirova playing at one of her first…