Originally presented at the National Gallery of Canada in 2015, Clocks for Seeing: Photography, Time and Motion is now on view at the Art Gallery of Alberta. This compelling exhibition features works drawn...
The Advent of Abstraction: Russia, 1914–1923 features 67 objects — including drawings, collages, sculptures and paintings, along with letters, magazines, books, photographs and even a musical instrument. Most...
In the fascinating new exhibition 25 x 25 : Twenty-Five Years of Exhibition Announcements from Twenty-Five Indigenous Artists, now on view in the Library and Archives of the National Gallery of Canada, artist...
When you step into Vernon Ah Kee’s installation, c antchant (2009), expect to see much more than an expression of Australia’s surf culture. The work, from the National Gallery of Canada collection and...
An interview with Alex Janvier, whose major retrospective — on view at the National Gallery of Canada until April 17, 2017 — celebrates the artist’s lifetime of creativity, knowledge and perspective, gained...
The thirty-four circular paintings and watercolours floating on a wall of deep blue at the entrance to the exhibition Alex Janvier are like celestial bodies. Luminous, rich and varied, some small and some...
Bharti Kher's nothing marks the perimeter, just a hollow sound echoes is part of an installation of works from the national collection, on view until January 2017, that use pattern, abstraction, and decorative...
In a striking display on view in the National Gallery of Canada’s contemporary gallery B109, Rhiannon Vogl, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the NGC, has brought together eleven works on paper by five...
Known as the Poet of Prague for his lyrical views of Bohemia’s capital, Josef Sudek was one of the 20th century’s most important and prolific photographers, and a key figure in the Czech avant-garde scene of...
Celebrated for an art practice incorporating sculpture and installation, performance and theory, Joseph Beuys is also renowned for radically challenging artistic conventions. An exhibition now on view at the...