After opening to critical acclaim at the National Gallery last February, Don McCullin: A Retrospective is showing at the Winnipeg Art Gallery from 1 November 2013 to 11 January 2014. Critics called the...
The exhibition Chagall: Daphnis & Chloé is a captivating love story, a peek into Marc Chagall’s personal life, and a lithographic opus considered to be the artist’s most important graphic work.
Like an autopsy in images, two exhibitions coming to the National Gallery this fall examine the rapid demise of analog photography over the past several years. Robert Burley : The Disappearance of Darkness is...
The Clock is made up of thousands of film clips and visual fragments referencing time. Wristwatches, clock towers, sundials, alarm clocks, countdowns or snatches of dialogue mark every minute of the 24 hour...
Some of the first photographs of life in Canada come not from the cameras of professional photographers, but from men tasked with recording data for land and water surveys and engineering projects. The work of...
Storytelling is the subject of a new installation of contemporary video-based works at the National Gallery. Four Canadian artists—Althea Thauberger, Zin Taylor, Isabelle Pauwels and Corin Sworn—explore...
What do Joanna Kramer, Sophie Zawistowska and Karen Blixen have in common? They are all characters played by Meryl Streep over her distinguished 30-year film career. And they all appear, along with a large...
19th-Century British Photographs offers a rare pictorial glimpse of a remarkable period in history. The Exhibition runs at the Art Gallery of Alberta until 6 October 2013.
Sakahàn presents a broad variety of contemporary works of art by Indigenous artists from around the globe. Apart from cultural diversity, there is diversity of scale, medium, meaning and tone.
