Témoignages

par Staff, Galleries West The Art Canada Institute is launching an illustrated book series devoted to Canadian artists.

par Peter Robb, ARTSFILE Molly Lamb Bobak: Life & Work is part of the ACI’s Canadian Online Art Book Project that has released more than 25 books on Canadian art history.

par Sheila Singhal, National Gallery of Canada Bertram Brooker (1888–1955) was best known as one of Canada’s first painters to exhibit abstract work in Canada

par Portia Priegert, Galleries West As digital technology shakes down traditional publishing, the Art Canada Institute is stepping it up online

par Staff Writer, The Kitchener Post Watson promoted his paintings that showcased a distinctly Canadian identity on the international stage

par Adela Talbot, Western News Paterson Ewen’s oeuvre was an inspiration for many Canadian artists who followed his example of experimentation and depictions of inner visions

par Anqi Shen, National Gallery of Canada “It wasn’t that there was no interest in Canadian art among the public — it just wasn’t reaching its audience,” says Sara Angel.

par Amrita Chandra, Yonge Street While there are no shortage of art venues in Toronto, a few enterprising organizations are bringing Canadian art into people’s homes.

par Rosemary Shipton, The Editors’ Weekly The Art Canada Institute’s is embracing technology to reach new audiences for Canadian art history.

par Ken MacQueen, Maclean’s Oscar Cahén should have been famous. But illustrators like him weren’t afforded much respect, and his work was buried for 60 years. That’s set to change.

par Staff Writer, Canadian Art Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts Gives $50,000 in Prizes

par Sky Goodden, BLOUIN ARTINFO The Art Canada Institute is redefining what Canadian art history means for a 21st century audience, using 21st century technology.

par CBC News Staff, CBC News The Art Canada Institute will publish dozens of free, accessible books about Canadian artists.

par Kate Fane, The Grid Starting this week, the Art Canada Institute will release a free, bilingual e-book about a major figure in Canadian art history six to 12 times a year.

par David Balzer, Canadian Art The Art Canada Institute is redefining the conversation about Canadian art history.

par Julie Baldassi, Quill & Quire “I am very hopeful that some day my art will be rediscovered,” wrote Canadian visual artist Kathleen Munn in her notebook in 1974, the year she died.

par James Adams, The Globe and Mail The Art Canada Institute dedicated to the dissemination and promotion of Canadian art history “to as broad an audience as possible.”

par Murray White, Toronto Star Sara Angel’s Art Canada Institute produces ebooks on seminal Canadian artists available online—for free.

par Ken MacQueen, Maclean’s William Notman, along with a host of forgotten artists, gets his 21st-century moment