Kate Taylor
Kate Taylor is a prominent Canadian art critic and journalist, known for her insightful commentary on contemporary art and culture. She has recently reviewed exhibitions, including those featuring works by Jean-Paul Riopelle, highlighting the dynamic energy and impact of Canadian art.
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Kate Taylor saw Jan van Scorel’s Portrait of a Gentleman as the best portrait of the year.
Morning Update: The year’s most essential culture
Canada· 2025-12-14
Kate Taylor provides insights on what to see this fall.
Fall culture preview 2025: All the film, television, exhibits, music and more to look forward to this seasonCanada· 2025-10-03
Kate Taylor writes about the patriotic interpretation of the Group of Seven's work in relation to current nationalism.
Morning Update: An ‘elbows up’ Canada DayCanada· 2025-07-02
Kate Taylor critiques American attitudes towards free speech and racism.
Letters to the editor: ‘No company that wants to stay in business would touch a west-to-east pipeline.’ Letters to the editor for April 19Canada· 2025-04-19
Kate Taylor is referenced for her description of a Jean-Paul Riopelle exhibition as 'aggressive' and 'seething with energy'.
Opinion: In the face of American antagonism, I simply remember my favourite Canadian thingsCanada· 2025-03-14
