Meet the Artist

	Geoffrey James more info >>	Robert Davidson more info >>
	Joe Fafard more info >>	Cheryl Sourkes more info >>
	Serge Tousignant more info >>	Jin-me Yoon more info >>
	Jennifer Dickson more info >>	Michael Morris more info >>
	Janet Cardiff more info >>	Michael Snow more info >>
	Garry Neill Kennedy more info >>	Sunil Gupta more info >>
	Christopher Pratt more info >>	Michael Semak more info >>
	Rita Letendre more info >>	Michael Hayden more info >>
	Kent Monkman more info >>	Thomas Demand more info >>
	Susan McEachern more info >>	John Massey more info >>
	Kenojuak Ashevak more info >>	Tony Urquhart more info >>
	David Rabinowitch more info >>	Liz Magor more info >>
	Alex Colville more info >>	Geoffrey Farmer more info >>
	Max Dean more info >>	Peter Doig more info >>
	Bill Vazan more info >>	Edward Burtynsky more info >>
	Pierre Boogaerts more info >>	Betty Goodwin more info >>
	Ken Lum more info >>	Rober Racine more info >>
	Robert Houle more info >>	Jeff Wall more info >>
	Mary Scott more info >>	Renée Van Halm more info >>
	AA Bronson more info >>	Paul Wong more info >>
	Panya Clark Espinal more info >>	Claes Oldenburg more info >>
	Robert Fones more info >>	Geneviève Cadieux more info >>
	James Rosenquist more info >>	Roland Poulin more info >>

Introduction

In this section, you will find artists talking about their work and sharing their thoughts on the role of contemporary art in today's world. It provides personal insights into why artists create, their choice of materials, the major influences on their work, and the effect that new technologies have had on their work.

The Meet the Artist interviews were conducted over the past ten years while the artists visited the National Gallery to install their work. It introduces viewers to the richness and diversity of the Gallery's contemporary art collection.

In order to keep our viewers informed about issues in contemporary art, the Meet the Artist program will be continually up-dated. We hope that it will provide a context for an understanding of the art of today.

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