Intended for use in engineering, it was unique for absorbing 99.965% of visible light, and become known as “the blackest black”. The artist who laid claim to it was the London-based Anish Kapoor.

By Zoë Hopkins A photography exhibition curated by the artist and filmmaker gathers nearly 200 black-and-white photographs showing a century of political struggles. For years, lawmakers tried to ...

Mural by Curtia Wright, Our Crowns (detail), 2022, located in Little Jamaica. Each February, the City of Toronto is proud to produce and support events and exhibits during Black History Month, ...