Richard Rhodes

Louise Dompierre

Power Plant (Art gallery)

Colette Whiten

Jerry Pethick

New Needleworks

Sandra Meigs

Pas de Deux

Philip Monk

Aernout Mik

With a nod to the 1960s Light and Space movement, Dutch installation artist Aernout Mik's disorienting Reversal Room consists of 10 video projections manipulating the exhibition space and dramatically altering the spectator's perception of space and time. It's another great catalog from another edgy exhibit at Toronto's Power Plant. Also featured are Mik's recent installations Middlemen (2001), Glutinosity (2001) and Organic Escalator (2000).

Reversal Room

Scott Watson

Wayne Baerwaldt

Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery

Daniel Richter

Kitty Scott

Since moving from abstraction to quasi-surrealism over the last five years, Berlin-based painter Daniel Richter has solidified his reputation for hardhitting work with a deep intellectual foundation. Incorporating found images like reproductions of artworks, book covers, film stills, newspaper clippings, comics and record album covers into his works, Richter explores politics, popular culture, the impact of violence, global threats. An important selection of recent paintings.

Pink Flag, White Horse

Bruce Grenville

Mendel Art Gallery

Joanne Tod

From Germany

In Between and Beyond

York University (Toronto, Ont.). Art Gallery

Douglas Gordon

The Hollywood Films of Douglas Gordon

Double-cross

Stephen Andrews

Thelma Golden

Glenn Ligon

Huey Copeland

Darby English

Richard Crevier

Text by Darby English, Wayne Baerwaldt, Huey Copeland, Mark Nash, Wayne Koestenbaum. Interview by Stephen Andrews.

Some Changes

Presents a survey of recent works by nine artists from Kyoto and Tokyo. It includes a curatorial essay by Dompierre and contributing essays addressing questions of national, cultural and personal identity at a crucial point in Japan's history.

The Age of Anxiety

Power Plant (Art gallery)

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