
Sites of Agency: Studio Photography
More than any other medium, photography offers the possibility of being seen, remembered and affirmed. Gallery: Special Exhibitions Galleries (Level 1)
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More than any other medium, photography offers the possibility of being seen, remembered and affirmed. Gallery: Special Exhibitions Galleries (Level 1)

Featuring more than sixty paintings, Inside Passage showcases Takao Tanabe’s seven-decade career, while also marking his 100th birthday.
Galerie Annexe and the OAG Shop present regional art and Canadian-made gifts from November 15 to January 17. Gallery admission is free; art and merchandise are sold separately.
Meryl McMaster’s photographic self-portraits and videos explore ancestry, identity and connections across generations at the Canadian Museum of History.

Celebrate artwork, stories and perspectives curated by young people from Cape Town at a free exhibition opening and conversation at Carleton University.

Each year, students across the country submit artwork, poetry, essays and videos to the National Youth Remembrance Contests, organized by the Legion National Foundation. This year, the Canadian War...

A memory palace is an imagined place in the mind, organizing memories and experiences—past and potential. More than a memory tool, it is an abstract, imaginative space that embraces a yearning for ...

Exfoliation features photo-based works by artist Victoria Laube that explore the diverse manifestations of grief—its trace on the bodies, memories, and objects left behind. Created in the process o...

Discover the winners of this year’s Alcuin Society Awards – Canada’s only national competition for book design. Gallery: Library and Archives (Level 2)

Somali Canadian artist Faisa Omer explores memory, cultural inheritance and belonging through photography and textiles at CUAG, September 29–December 13. Admission is free.

Joi T. Arcand’s The Shape of Words brings Cree language, illuminated signs, photography and installations to CUAG, September 29–December 13. Admission is free.

Shaped by artists, filmmakers, researchers and studios, animation in Ottawa has evolved through a dynamic exchange of creativity, experimentation and innovation. From the establishment of the anima...
