The Gallery

Saint John long struggled for identity and purpose. In some ways, it still is.

R. M. Vaughan faces the cruel absurdities of aging, in a most absurd place.

Toronto’s little-seen laneways are often the city’s most dynamic public spheres.

Two local artists prove you’re never too old for trick-or-treat.

Jack Martin captures the vitality and spontaneity of Toronto’s club scene.

The Victorian of the Month Club brings aristocracy to the bourgeoisie.

Remembering “Canada’s greatest cartoonist.”

Karen Eull bridges the gap between old-school art and modern technology.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, Greg Holman’s are worth four thousand.

Previously unseen photographs candidly show Duke Ellington at his peak.