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In her work, multidisciplinary artist Shelley Niro puts Indigenous women and girls in the foreground and challenges stereotypes using parody, feminism and spirituality to explore identity.
The 2024 Sobey Art Award finalists are Judy Chartrand, June Clark, Mathieu Léger, Taqralik Partridge, Rhayne Vermette and Nico Williams.
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.
Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga uses innovative ways to create multisensory experiences that encourage reflection on the complexities of identity, culture and power dynamics.
These photographs express the drama of the 1960s, the propaganda battle of the Cold War, and a strange love of science and technologies as forms of economic, social, scientific and cultural advancement.
Bringing together beadwork by Indigenous artists from across Turtle Island, the exhibition “Radical Stitch” presents works that are reflections on the world while connecting the past to the present.
On Slow Art Day, spend time with Prudence Heward's "The Farmer's Daughter," looking in detail at her painting technique and painterly choices.
During his decade-long stay in Canada, Japanese photographer Kan Azuma communicated his emotional response to the country's landscapes, cityscapes and people in his images.
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.