“Bombs and Barbed Wires” highlights Acadians’ essential role fighting for Canada
Bombs and Barbed Wires highlights Acadians' essential role fighting for Canada
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Wabanaki Modern showcases the most influential pieces of the MIC
With the release of Wabanaki Modern, the story of the ground-breaking co-operative of modernist Indigenous artists is being shared for the first time.
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Matt Fodor's new book explains how the Orange Wave turned towards to the right
From Layton to Singh” dives into the power struggles between the NDP’s idealist social democratic base and the professional “Orange liberals”.
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From the Forest to the Sea: Emily Carr in British Columbia
From the Forest to the Sea is a recipient of the Canadian Museum Association Award for Outstanding Achievement in Research within the Art category.
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“Maud Lewis: Paintings for Sale” is a vibrant tribute to Maritime art history
The vibrance of Maud Lewis’ colours and the eccentricity of her creations have won her a place as one of Canada’s most beloved folk artists.
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Generations – The Sobey family & Canadian Art
Generations tells the story of a true visionary family and their engagement with Canadian and Indigenous art.
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