Little is known about the vast collection of art and artefacts the Hudson’s Bay Company amassed from its founding in 1670, ...

New for 2025, the Canada Strong Pass could change your summer plans—find out where it works and why it’s turning heads ...

Vancouver real estate marketer Bob Rennie is starting to think about his legacy, and where to place some of the 4,000-plus works in his art collection.

The National Gallery of Canada sits across from Gatineau at the Alexandra Bridge, within walking distance of ByWard Market and Parliament Hill. OC Transpo route Nos. 1 and 9 will also get you there.

Goose Lane Editions has published “Erica Rutherford: Her Lives and Works,” a collection of more than 60 reproductions of her ...

The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) announced today a $22.8-million major gift to Canadians of 61 artworks, featuring some of the most iconic artists in contemporary art history, by noted ...

Founded in 1880, the National Gallery of Canada is among the world's most respected art institutions. As a national museum, we exist to serve all Canadians, no matter where they live.

Rarely seen artwork by masters including Degas, Picasso, Klimt and Munch are being brought into the light for a special exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada. Normally locked in a dark ...

A rehang tends to elicit strong reactions from anyone with a stake in the collection – and in the case of a public gallery, “anyone” means “everyone”. Unsurprisingly then, it has only been done twice ...

Edgar Degas, 'Racehorses', c. 1895-1899, pastel on tracing paper, mounted on cardboard, 55.8 x 64.8 cm. Purchased 1950. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.

At a National Gallery of Art reception in September, museum director Kaywin Feldman thanked the donors of 15 modern and contemporary works by Haitian artists for their recent “patriotic gift to ...

Rich Tapestries and Loose Ends: ‘Woven Histories’ Is Unwieldy in Its Comprehensiveness This traveling exhibition, coming soon to the National Gallery of Canada, provides a richly confusing ...