Canadian Art is a renowned platform that encompasses journalism, criticism, and cultural discourse surrounding art in Canada. As a preeminent voice in the industry, Canadian Art delivers smart, accessible ideas, stories, and opinions through its award-winning print, digital, educational, and programming initiatives. As a national non-profit foundation, they are dedicated to developing and supporting art writers, engaging with established and emerging artists, and fostering inclusive platforms for understanding, debating, and being inspired by art.

In addition to their publications in print and online, Canadian Art also organizes innovative events and educational programs such as the School Hop and the Canadian Art Encounters speaker series. These initiatives aim to engage audiences nationwide and address urgent and evolving issues through the lens of contemporary art and culture. Canadian Art covers and hosts events across Turtle Island, acknowledging and respecting Indigenous land and their rights.

With a commitment to an editorial vision that is international, interdisciplinary, inclusive, and historical, Canadian Art upholds unconventional narratives, suppressed histories, and the continuous impact of colonization. Since its establishment in 1984, Canadian Art has grown significantly, providing a platform for artists and art enthusiasts to connect and garner greater visibility for the extraordinary artistic talent in Canada