RBC

Anna Hawkins’ new film Blue Light Blue examines contemporary relationships to screens and devices.

Liming features miniature dioramas of parties in the artist’s childhood home and a useable dancefloor.

This exhibition is both a sympathetic and celebratory mourning of the fading power and influence of Baby boomers. Roy Caussy examines some of this generation’s legacies like the creation of systems that now dictate most aspects of our lives.

Lisa Lipton has created a room aboard the spacecraft Ultimo for transcendence and deep contemplation amidst an immersive light and sound installation. 

In this exhibition, Marigold Santos presents cultural landscapes, emotional landscapes, and the natural world through drawing, painting, tattooing and photography.

As a special project for the exhibition Vision Exchange: Perspectives from India to Canada, the AGA is presenting a new work by Canadian artist Divya Mehra in the RBC Work Room.

The Untimely Transmogrification of the Problem features Millar’s largest sculpture to date, 370H55V (2011), and surrounds it with works made since 2004.