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Saadi Saqafat (Our Culture)
Hassaan Ashraf considers diaspora and dislocation while thwarting expectations for easy points of access. His approach becomes an act of self-preservation in a public sphere. more
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Controversy Over David Painting Heats Up
The fate of a 1779 painting by French artist Jacques-Louis David has evolved into a controversy pitting Quebec nationalism against the federally owned National Gallery of Canada. more
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Nasty Women
Gentle and introverted, Veronica Funk seems anything but nasty. But troubled by Donald Trump's misogyny, she decided to paint portraits of 100 women as both a protest and a celebration. more
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Culture at the Centre
A groundbreaking collaborative exhibition at Vancouver's Museum of Anthropology gives visitors a gateway to understand the work of First Nations' cultural centres across British Columbia. more
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Trumpets of the Last Judgment?
The National Gallery of Canada quietly put one of its two Marc Chagall paintings up for auction in New York. The news has sparked a full-on national controversy. more
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The Inevitability of Change
Florin Hategan creates meticulous prints of wetlands and human figures in transition. His dark and moody work is on view at Edmonton's Harcourt House Gallery. more
