TORONTO — They’re the most unusual of sole mates — pop singer Elton John, an ancient Egyptian nobleman and 19th-century Chinese women with bound feet. What ties them together is the Bata Shoe Museum, ...
(JTA) — Toronto is home to one of the world’s largest Jewish communities, nearly half of the 335,000 Jews in Canada. But until last week, the city did not have a dedicated Holocaust museum. The ...
Landmarks of Toronto with the CN Tower, white stadium dome of the Rogers Centre, and the skyscrapers of the downtown business district. Millions of children around the world are out of school and ...
The Gardiner Museum in downtown Toronto, which launched in 1984 and focuses on ceramic art, reopened on 6 November after a significant makeover of its ground floor, which now includes a new gallery ...
Exterior view of MOCA Toronto (photo by the author for Hyperallergic) TORONTO — In bright neon, a work by Kendell Geers, spelling out the word BELIEVE, flickering on and off, revealing the letters ...
TORONTO – This evolving city just keeps getting more interesting. More to do. More to see. More sophistication. And with the U.S. dollar finally strong again against the Loonie ( $1 U.S. buys $1.30 ...
The image of toga-clad philosophers carrying on at drinking parties in ancient Greece may not be the first thing that pops into one's head while enjoying a glass of Canadian ice wine. But this ...
The Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto has amended the title of celebrated Canadian artist Emily Carr’s 1929 painting Indian Church. Seen by many as one of her most important works, the vibrant green ...
“What we set out to do from the very beginning was to ensure that this was a place to hear from survivors long after they’re gone,” the museum’s executive director said. (JTA) — Toronto is home to one ...
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