One of the most influential abstract artists of his generation, Sam Gilliam pushed his experiments in colour and abstraction beyond the confines of pure painting on canvas.
Regarded as one of the best portrait photographers in England at the time, Antoine Claudet photographed several members of the Hamilton and Hozier families.
At his summer home on Lake George, Alfred Stieglitz explored connections between nature and his own thoughts about human existence through his photographic studies of clouds and trees.
The acquired group of works demonstrates the convergence of the customary and the contemporary, and the dynamic revival of Coast Salish design by the region’s leading artists.
Part of the Gallery's collection, Mona Hatoum's "Impenetrable" and new acquisitions "Balançoires" and "Projection (velvet)" are explored in the context of the artist's work.
Today Mike MacDonald is known for being one of the first Indigenous artists to experiment with video art and for his more than twenty Butterfly gardens that he planted across Canada.
