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Extreme Winter Weather Closes Galleries and Museums

Extreme Winter Weather Closes Galleries and Museums

As this week's big storm rolled from west to east, so did gallery closures

Art Critics Hope to Revive Canadian Association

Art Critics Hope to Revive Canadian Association

AICA Canada has a new board and is looking for new members, too

New Director Named for the National Gallery of Canada

New Director Named for the National Gallery of Canada

Alexandra Suda, currently a curator of European art at the Art Gallery of Ontario, is the first woman to lead the NGC in more than 20 years

Governor General’s Award Winners Announced

Governor General’s Award Winners Announced

A boreal forest–based artist-poet, an organizer of a cross-country billboard exhibition and a director of a film about the 1914 Komagata Maru incident are among those receiving this year’s prize

Strike Ends at Vancouver Art Gallery

Strike Ends at Vancouver Art Gallery

Following session with a mediator on Sunday, gallery workers voted to ratify new offer on Monday

National Artist Laureate Bill Fails in Parliament

National Artist Laureate Bill Fails in Parliament

An artist laureate bill failed in the House of Commons—but arts groups are speaking out, and a senator says she will reintroduce the bill as soon as possible

Support Grows for Striking Vancouver Gallery Workers

Support Grows for Striking Vancouver Gallery Workers

Major patrons, local artists and other museum workers are speaking up

News Roundup: Alberta Names An Artist-In-Residence, and More

News Roundup: Alberta Names An Artist-In-Residence, and More

Plus: Rebecca Belmore offers a public-art tribute to Neil Stonechild, and there are Canadians headed to Frieze New York

More Youth Visit Art Galleries Than Expected

More Youth Visit Art Galleries Than Expected

And other lessons from a new study on arts audiences in Canada

Unprecedented Art-Law Appeal Heads to Court

Unprecedented Art-Law Appeal Heads to Court

A number of Canadian art museums are interveners in the appeal, arguing that the results affect public collections in a huge way