Polaris Prize winning musician Lido Pimienta returns to Colombia, her home country, to make new music and recentre after an explosive year.
World-renowned choreographer Crystal Pite travels to Los Angeles to say goodbye to her signature masterwork, drawn from a deeply personal experience.
Acclaimed artist Adrian Stimson collaborates with art legend AA Bronson to address an unsettling family connection on Siksika Nation.
Choreographer Dana Michel found dance in her late-20s. Now, she's travelling to Venice, Italy to receive the one of dance's highest honours.
Grammy-winning showman Chilly Gonzales steps away from centre stage by starting his own music school in Paris, France with a faculty that includes Peaches.
After 35 years, artist Shelley Niro is finally receiving recognition for her sly, moving artwork, and publishing a book of her life's work.
Trinidadian-Canadian artist Curtis Talwst Santiago travels through Portugal to explore his ancestry and create artwork to debut at the Frieze art fair in New York.
Winnipeg-based artist Divya Mehra travels to Delhi, India to create a bouncy castle version of the Taj Mahal, addressing issues of race and representation.
Musician Beverly Glenn-Copeland travels to Japan where he meets the record collector who sparked the renaissance of his career at the age of 74.
Creator of the beloved Wendy comics, which follow the misadventures of a messy yet lovable aspiring artist, Walter Scott debuts material from his new book.
Polaris Prize winner Jeremy Dutcher returns home to New Brunswick after a whirlwind year to reconnect with the Wolastoqiyik community that he makes music for.
Visual artist Deanna Bowen opens an ambitious exhibition about the relationship between her family's history and the rarely told legacy of Black life in Vancouver.
Acclaimed visual artist Ken Lum reflects on his forty-year career as he puts the finishing touches on a major new public artwork.
Dancer and choreographer Christopher House prepares to leave the company he's helmed for the past twenty five years, presenting a visceral work about the importance of intergenerational relationships.
An electrifying performer of uaajeerneq (Greenlandic mask dancing), Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory begins work on a powerful new collaboration with a group of other women artists.
Internationally-renowned visual artist Rebecca Belmore opens the biggest survey yet of her life's work and installs a powerful artwork that provokes an unsettling response.