Remaining true to this ideal, the Golden Cockerel Press became known for its superbly crafted books and the wood engraved illustrations created by eminent artists of the 20th century.
Alessandro Vittoria was one of Renaissance Venice’s leading sculptors, whose art was greatly admired by his contemporaries and influenced generations of artists for nearly two centuries.
Wilhelm and Henny Hansen were among the great European collectors of their time, owning beautiful works and creating a survey of Impressionism on the cusp of modern art.
Laurent Amiot was undoubtedly the most daring silversmith Canadian art has ever known. A towering figure in the history of early silversmithing in 18th- and early 19th-century Quebec, he developed a style so...
Imagine creating a large-scale, thematic overview exhibition of encompassing 6,500 years of work and bringing together 193 historical and contemporary artworks by 181 artists.
Loss, longing and self-discovery are just some of the themes portrayed in the photographic work of the three inaugural winners of the New Generation Photography Award.
The exhibition B.C. Artists: The Gary Sim Donation allowed curator Katherine Stauble to shine a spotlight on a significant, recent donation by collector Gary Sim of almost 1000 publications.
