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Work of the Week: "Church Picnic" by Irene McCaugherty
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This week's Work of the Week is "Church Picnic" by Irene McCaugherty.
Work of the Week | “Magpie” by Bruno Canadien
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This week’s Work of the Week is “Magpie” by Bruno Canadien.
Work of the Week | "David Thompson Country" by Alvina Green
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This week’s Work of the Week is "David Thompson Country" by Alvina Green.
Work of the Week: Asian Heritage Month
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May is Asian Heritage Month, so we're celebrating by showcasing a few of the diverse artworks in our collection by Canadians of Asian descent!
Work of the Week Celebrates Asian Heritage Month
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This week's Work of the Week celebrates Asian Heritage Month!
Work of the Week: Faye HeavyShield
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In honour of Red Dress Day, we feature two artworks by Faye HeavyShield: red dress and blood
Work of the Week: World Book and Copyright Day
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Every year on April 23, World Book and Copyright Day is celebrated to encourage enjoyment of reading books.
Work of the Week: "Wild Rose" by Annora Brown
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This week's Work of the Week is "Wild Rose" by Annora Brown.
Work of the Week: World Art Day
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We profile "World enough, and time" by Ken Macklin to help celebrate World Art Day on April 15.
Work of the Week: "Canadian Landscape" by Carole Bondaroff
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Happy Canada Day! This week's Work of the Week is "Canadian Landscape" by Carole Bondaroff.