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Owl, Oviloo Tunnillie, c. 1979, green stone
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Owl

Artist
Medium
Sculpture
Accession number
29309
Date
c. 1979
Category
Indigenous Art
Lightwork - Afin de percevoir les choses ..., Charles Gagnon, 1972-1976, painted glass vitrine, mixed media, lacquer, enamel paint, ruler, fluorescent tube, electrical fixture
Artwork

Lightwork - Afin de percevoir les choses ...

Artist
Medium
Sculpture
Accession number
42249
Date
1972-1976
Category
Later Canadian Art
Arctic Day, Joyce Wieland, 1970-1971, coloured pencil on cloth cushions stuffed with dacron
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Arctic Day

Artist
Medium
Sculpture
Accession number
16893
Date
1970-1971
Category
Later Canadian Art
De La, Michael Snow, 1969-1972, aluminum and steel mechanical sculpture with surveillance camera, electronic controls, and four monitors
Artwork

De La

Artist
Medium
Sculpture
Accession number
17095
Date
1969-1972
Category
Later Canadian Art
Standing Bear, Pauta Saila, 1962, light-green stone
Artwork

Standing Bear

Artist
Medium
Sculpture
Accession number
39636
Date
1962
Category
Indigenous Art

On View From the Collection

Canadian and Indigenous Art.

Indigenous and Canadian Art

In these Galleries the parallel and, at times, interrelated stories of Indigenous and Canadian art in Canada are brought together in one unforgettable display.
Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet.

Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet

This brilliant sound sculpture by Canadian artist Janet Cardiff is a reworking of Spem in Alium, a piece by 16th-century English composer Thomas Tallis.
Lawren S. Harris, Northern Lake, Autumn, c. 1923. Oil on canvas.

Growing the National Collection: The Marvelle and Murray Koffler Gift of Canadian Art

Celebrating Canadian historical landscape painting at its finest, five outstanding works donated by the Koffler Family are now on view in the Indigenous and Canadian Galleries.