Matthew Rolfe Sort by OldestMost recent On View Edna Taçon: Verve & Decorum The first exhibition of the Canadian artist’s work in 40 years opens on February 28 at the AGO By Matthew Rolfe On View Edna Taçon: Champion of Non-Objective Art Learn more about Taçon’s unique life and career, as seen in her focused solo exhibition at the AGO By Matthew Rolfe On View Reimagining the Picturesque with Kimani Beckford The Jamaican artist uses portraiture to engage personal and familial history By Matthew Rolfe Interviews & Profiles Dawoud Bey and the Historical Resonance of Landscape The acclaimed artist talks about using landscape photography to bring history into the contemporary By Matthew Rolfe On View Paul Anthony Smith’s Carnival Picotage On view now at the AGO, the Jamaican artist’s Midnight Blue explores hybrid identities By Matthew Rolfe Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
On View Edna Taçon: Verve & Decorum The first exhibition of the Canadian artist’s work in 40 years opens on February 28 at the AGO By Matthew Rolfe
On View Edna Taçon: Champion of Non-Objective Art Learn more about Taçon’s unique life and career, as seen in her focused solo exhibition at the AGO By Matthew Rolfe
On View Reimagining the Picturesque with Kimani Beckford The Jamaican artist uses portraiture to engage personal and familial history By Matthew Rolfe
Interviews & Profiles Dawoud Bey and the Historical Resonance of Landscape The acclaimed artist talks about using landscape photography to bring history into the contemporary By Matthew Rolfe
On View Paul Anthony Smith’s Carnival Picotage On view now at the AGO, the Jamaican artist’s Midnight Blue explores hybrid identities By Matthew Rolfe
