Today, June 2, 2019, Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists opens at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The exhibition gathers “more than 117 works dating from ancient times to the present and made in a variety of media, including sculpture, video and digital arts, ...
Yesterday afternoon was spent at the libary of the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) to participate in a Wikipedia edit-a-thon, the fifth one I have attended in Ottawa. Previously, other local instituions and art spaces (Carleton University Art Gallery, Gallery 101, National ...
Congratulations to the many talented people who received awards from the Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) last night at the ceremony held at the Harbourfront Centre, Toronto. (view short list) I was thrilled to see raise a flag: works from the Indigenous Art ...
As the sun sets tonight on the summer solstice, also recognized in Canada as National Indigenous Peoples Day, the art work of visual artist Christi Belcourt will be shown in the Kipnes Lantern, one of the beautiful features of the new facade of the National Arts Centre (NAC) ...
My New Year’s present to myself was a copy of the National Gallery of Canada’s Art in Canada catalogue. This magnificent hardcover publication commemorates 150 years of Confederation with a selection of 150 works of art made in Canada, drawn mainly from the ...
Christi Belcourt’s (www.christibelcourt.com) beautiful art work is featured as the cover art for the First American Art Magazine Winter 2017 / 2018 issue. Christi is also included as one of the artist’s profiles along with Mi’kmaq artist Jordan Bennett, ...
So happy! Lots of The L. Project clients in this NOW Magazine list! Well deserved and congrats to the curators as well! Every.Now.Then: Reframing Nationhood at the Art Gallery of Ontario curated by Andrew Hunter includes Barry Ace, Michael Belmore, Rosalie Favell and Jeff ...
Christi Belcourt, Ursula Johnson and Rosalie Favell part of the group show #callresponse. #callresponse has arrived in Ottawa as part of a 5 site North American tour and started by Grunt Gallery, Vancouver. A {Re}conciliation initiative of the Canada Council for the Arts, ...