BUSY YEAR

I had one of my busiest years ever in 2020. The Covid19 pandemic challenged all of us to stay close to home. We tried to celebrate with a “global

It’s already springtime at Chester Subway! The station is part of the Toronto Transit Commission. The new public artworks there caught the eye of

I recently zoomed with celebrated Canadian structural engineer and photographer Morden Yolles, discussing my recent exhibition

From plastic trash to treasured art:  Five artists invite us to rethink our relationship with plastic

Canadian Geographic magazine commissioned new works that offer eye-catching and compelling

The artist’s recent painting series, Threshold, is featured in the Fall 2019 issue of Queen’s Quarterly magazine, published by Queen’s University, with a short essay by Dr. Paula Pryce

Katharine

by Kyle Carsten Wyatt (text) and Joseph Hartman (photographs), article, The Walrus, November 2015

Joseph Hartman began this ongoing photo series in 2013, carrying his second-hand West German Linhof four-by-five camera

by Craig White, article, February 13, 2014

Gardiner Streams takes Harvey’s work from currents of water to streams of electric light. View Article

by Amy Kenny, article, April 2011

With inspired eyes, artists reinterpret geography and show national parks in a new light. View Article

by Gordon Hatt, essay, 2009

A short essay about Katharine Harvey’s sculptural installations made from plastic packaging and cheap dollar store items.

by Ann Webb, Canadian Art, Fall 2008