Emily Carr, Blunden Harbour, c. 1930. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 129.8 x 93.6 cm. Purchased 1937. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC

2017-06-15 00:00 2017-07-30 24:00 true 60 Canada/Eastern 🎟 NAC: Our Masterpieces, Our Stories

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The National Gallery of Canada unveils the largest display of Canadian art in the world with Our Masterpieces, Our Stories. In the newly designed Canadian and Indigenous Galleries, visitors will discover the history of art in Canada, from its earliest beginnings to 1968. Photographs and Indigenous art will be integrated into the Canadian collection and displayed side by side to better represent the complete narrative of art in Canada. The narrative will continue into the Contemporary...

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National Gallery of Canada,380 Sussex Drive,Ottawa,Canada
Jun 15 - Jul 30, 2017
National Gallery of Canada 380 Sussex Drive Ottawa Canada
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Emily Carr, Blunden Harbour, c. 1930. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 129.8 x 93.6 cm. Purchased 1937. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Tom Thomson, The Jack Pine, 1916-1917. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 127.9 x 139.8 cm. Purchased 1918. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Lucius R. O'Brien, Sunrise on the Saguenay, Cape Trinity, 1880. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 90 x 127 cm. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts diploma work, deposited by the artist, Toronto, 1880. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Randolph Hewton, Miss Audrey Buller, c. 1922-1923. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 127.1 x 122.2 cm. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts diploma work, deposited by the artist, Trenton, Ontario, 1935. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Exhibitions & installations Visual Arts
Tom Thomson, The Jack Pine, 1916-1917. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 127.9 x 139.8 cm. Purchased 1918. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Lucius R. O'Brien, Sunrise on the Saguenay, Cape Trinity, 1880. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 90 x 127 cm. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts diploma work, deposited by the artist, Toronto, 1880. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC
Randolph Hewton, Miss Audrey Buller, c. 1922-1923. (detail) © Oil on canvas, 127.1 x 122.2 cm. Royal Canadian Academy of Arts diploma work, deposited by the artist, Trenton, Ontario, 1935. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Photo: NGC

The National Gallery of Canada unveils the largest display of Canadian art in the world with Our Masterpieces, Our Stories. In the newly designed Canadian and Indigenous Galleries, visitors will discover the history of art in Canada, from its earliest beginnings to 1968. Photographs and Indigenous art will be integrated into the Canadian collection and displayed side by side to better represent the complete narrative of art in Canada.

The narrative will continue into the Contemporary Galleries to cover 1968 to the present day, and will feature highlights from the Gallery’s world-renowned collection, exploring major themes and artistic movements in modern and contemporary art in Canada. The interactive educational hub will offer immersive experiences for visitors of all ages and interest levels.

Programs and activities are designed to help visitors connect with the national Canadian and Indigenous collections in ways that are personally meaningful.

Presented by the National Gallery of Canada.