Josh O'Kane

When and how tariffs will actually be enforced for art remains an open question, throwing the North American market into disarray

U.S. Customs and Border Protection says exemption for ‘publications,’ films, photographs and artwork wo be honoured

York University professor Andil Gosine spent three years developing the exhibition, which was set to open at the Art Museum of the Americas on March 21

The move has left organizers of some of Canada’s biggest jazz events hard-pressed to find replacement sponsors

Funding body will be led by Newfoundlander amid budgeting challenges

As she transitions away from her consulting business, the renowned planner believes institutions can play a key role in battling disinformation

Facing the same rising real estate costs as all Canadians, artists and arts organizations across Canada are struggling to hold on to performance, rehearsal and studio spaces

Greig Nori is seeking more than $6-million in damages over allegations in singer Deryck Whibley’s book, which was published by Simon & Schuster, while the Sum 41 frontman is suing for $3-million

A combination of design, non-flammable construction and landscaping materials and clearing away vegetation that posed a fire hazard has helped protect the museum and the 44,000 artifacts it holds

The Globe and Mail spoke to Pelly about ‘ghost’ musicians, how streamers have changed how music is produced and consumed and what it all means for artists