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Jean-Paul Mousseau, Lumière et mouvement dans la couleur, 1961-1962. Hall d’entrée du siège social d’Hydro-Québec. Photo: Hydro Québec


McKay’s Choice? Investigating Arsenic in 19th-Century Canadian Wallpaper
Writer Timothy Greening plays detective to investigate the role of arsenic in the Canadian wallpaper industry during the Victorian period.
5 days ago6 min read


Threads of Resistance: Quilting Freedom Along the Underground Railroad
Alyssa Nolan, winner of the 2025 John Fleming Award in Decorative Arts Writing explores quilts as artifacts of cultural resistance, remembrance, and education.
Jul 227 min read


Gun Shield Art in the Crow’s Nest Officers’ Club
Gary Green and Margaret Morris tell the fascinating history of gun shield art at the Royal Canadian Navy’s Seagoing Officers’ Club in St. John’s.
Feb 238 min read


Reed Screens in the House of Light (Web Exclusive)
The Story of one Persian reed screen's journey from Iran to Canada
Jan 298 min read


Donald Robertson, Studio Glass Artist: Material Metaphors
Donald Robertson is one of the most important and influential figures in Canadian studio glass. At the core of his artistic practice lies the use of thermal energy to transform minerals into objects of beauty and meaning.
Dec 9, 20258 min read


The Handmade Village
The fine craft artisans of Opus Craft Village and their story is a fascinating tale of a creative destination briefly glowing bright and extinguished far too soon.
Sep 1, 20259 min read
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