For its showing in Ottawa, the Gallery has added two different voices that trace connections and explore the impact on Indigenous and Black peoples of the Dutch Republic’s colonial projects in the 17th century.
The Gallery’s Rembrandt exhibition explores the transformative decades of the artist’s career in the commercial capital of the Dutch Republic, a nascent democracy funded by colonialism and trade.
The Montreal Canadiens have become one of the most successful ice hockey teams of all times, their long and rich history captured in news images for the illustrated press.
Re-examination and restoration of the painting “The Tribute Money”, along with new developments in technical analysis, all point towards Rembrandt as the painter of this enigmatic work.
Cadieux observes and interprets the human dimension through her own lens. Her latest monumental work brings attention to the subject of emotional distance and physical detachment in a relationship.
Whether in the form of evanescent portraits or atmospheric landscapes, the work of Paul P. expresses the ephemeral while reflecting past, present and future.
