'Although I wanted to bring this softness to the court, it actually held up pretty strong,' said Mallory Tolcher, the artist behind Nothing But Net

By Jen Rafter Mallory Tolcher is the City of Guelph’s 2019 Artist in Residence. Tolcher’s project, called #GuelphMovesMe, promotes physical fitness on Guelph’s trails through an outdoor art exhibition.

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The basketball courts at McDonald Park will undergo an artistic facelift in late May through a partnership with the Kamloops Art Gallery and School District No. 73’s After-School Program, which will be facilitating a collaborative outdoor mural project with artist Mallory Tolcher that will provide a blast of artistic colour to the two basketball courts.

Through art, Mallory Tolcher wants to make sports more inclusive. When it's safe to gather again, come out and play!

Handmade jerseys, large-scale couture photography, and a floral backboard: Art exhibition confronts gendered stereotypes in women’s basketball.

Lead Thru Sport WEEK #27: MALLORY TOLCHER

Join The Reach's Curator of Art & Visual Culture Adrienne Fast as she discusses some of the contemporary artwork and historical objects and photographs inclu...

Game/Culture, a new show at Abbotsford’s Reach Gallery Museum, explores the links between sports and art — and questions who gets to participate in both.

Donnovan Bennett sits down with Canadian interdisciplinary artist Mallory Tolcher, whose work explores traditionally feminine materials and practices within ...