🍂 Make the most of the long weekend and dive into a new season of art at the National Gallery of Canada. From new exhibitions and programs in full swing to special events where you can meet artists and curators, there’s so much to experience this fall. 📌 Note: We are OPEN on Monday, October 13 (Thanksgiving Day)! Plan your visit ➡️ https://www.gallery.ca/whats-on/plan-your-visit 🖼️ Tom Thomson, The Pool, 1915‑1916. Oil on canvas, 76.4 x 81.7 cm. Bequest of Dr. J.M. MacCallum, Toronto, 1944. N

📢 Introducing the shortlisted artist representing the Prairies region for the #SobeyArtAward2025. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, University of Manitoba alum Chukwudubem Ukaigwe is an artist, curator and writer. Through immersive audiovisual environments, he challenges traditional subject-object divides and seeks to create new sociographies rooted in community and collaboration. 👀 His work, along with works by the other finalists, will be on view from October 3, 2025, to February 8, 2026. For more det

📢 Introducing the shortlisted artist representing the Ontario region for the #SobeyArtAward2025. The child of Guyanese parents, Sandra Brewster is a Toronto-based Canadian artist. Her practice reflects a multilayered sense of identity, born of a collision between place and time. She completed a BFA at York University, and a Master of Visual Studies at the University of Toronto. 👀 Her work, along with works by the other finalists, will be on view from October 3, 2025, to February 8, 2026. For m

Meet Kablusiak, the Prairies and North finalist for the 2023 Sobey Art Award / Prix Sobey pour les arts, Canada's preeminent prize for Canadian contemporary visual artists. Kablusiak is a multidisciplinary Inuvialuk artist and curator who uses Inuk ingenuity to create work in a variety of mediums — including lingerie, white flour, soapstone, permanent marker, bed sheets, felt, acrylic paint, and words. Their work explores dis/connections and family and community ties within the Inuit diaspora, a

22 reactions | Visiting the Gallery on a free Thursday night? Be sure to join us for a 3 to See tour! Hear from Gallery interpreter Laurence about what makes these tours so unique.  Thursdays ⏱ Several tours available, starting at 5:30 p.m.  Great Hall Don’t forget to book a ticket in advance for free admission ⬇ https://tickets.gallery.ca/webstore/shop/viewItems.aspx?cg=1&c=53&language=1 #Ankose #WinterattheGallery | National Gallery of Canada | Facebook

Every second Saturday from April 8 to August 12 (except July 1), the Ancestors’ Gallery will welcome beadworking artists from various Indigenous backgrounds, who will demonstrate different styles and techniques of beadwork. 🕧1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. EDT 📍Ancestors’ Gallery (adjacent to Uninvited) Learn more⤵️ https://www.gallery.ca/whats-on/calendar/uninvited-beading-demonstrations-2023-04-08 Beading hands, 2023, video still, photo: NGC #Ankosé | National Gallery of Canada