By Liam Kennedy via. Apt 613 Most of us wouldn’t have worried about going to an opening at a local art gallery back in December 2019. That’s when Guillermo Trejo was planning an exhibit of his new collection of prints for the spring of 2020. ...to read the full article click here.

By Hope Berk via. The Charlatan His initial work was purely abstract art, working with shapes and colours alone to make pieces come alive. ...to read the full article click here.

By Alan Neal via. CBC Radio Instead of cancelling his first big solo show in Ottawa, local artist Andrew Beck's exhibition will be live streamed tonight from Studio Sixty Six. ... to listen to the podcast click here.

By Daniel George via. Lens Scratch TRAFFICKED presents images of specimens confiscated by the Wildlife Enforcement Branch of the Canadian Government. My intent with this series was to shed light on the disturbing reality of illegal wildlife trade. ... to read the full interview click here.

By Peter Simpson via. ArtsFile “We abhor silence,” writes the Ottawa artist Angelina McCormick, “like nature abhors a vacuum — rushing to fill it before it feeds our imaginations and provokes anxious conjurations." ... to read the full article click here.

By Wallacks "Every so often while working on a painting I'll stumble upon something that I can explore further. This last year I've produced quite a lot of work that I feel is leading somewhere, a few ideas are swirling around but not yet fully formed." ... to read the full interview click here.

By Peter Robb via. ArtsFile In the exhibition called Captive, the photographs are all of abandoned birds looked after by Parrot Partners in their Carleton Place centre. ... to read the full article click here.

By Peter Simpson via. ArtsFile Over at Studio Sixty Six on Bank Street, Andrew Beck’s The Onlookers presents a more ambiguous angst. His is cinematic — if the England-born Beck has not met Ottawa painter Michael Harrington, they should hang out. Both men excel at building an indistinct tension,...

By Dayanti Karunaratne via Ottawa Magazine Local photographer Christine Fitzgerald continues her exploration of human-animal relationships with a series of stunning images of parrots. Motivated by the plight of parrots kept as pets and traded online, Fitzgerald facilitated photo shoots with loc...

By Alan Neal via. CBC Radio In this conversation with Alan Neal, Hossack takes you to Sigmund Freud's office for her latest exhibition. ... to listen to the podcast click here.

By Alan Neal via. CBC Radio In this conversation with Alan Neal, Paluzzi explains how he turned the music of Glenn Gould and J.S. Bach into photographs in the exhibition called The Goldberg Variations. ... to listen to the podcast click here.

By Peter Robb via. ArtsFile Both music and photography have a language. But how does one capture the other. That’s the task the Ottawa-based photographer Neeko Paluzzi has assumed. The result is a fascinating exhibition that opens at the Studio Sixty Six art gallery on Friday. The show is on view...