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Showcasing both emerging and established designers and craft makers this exhibit illustrates how Canadian countryside and wildlife have been interpreted and celebrated in their work for the last two centuries.

Guest curators Rachel Gotlieb and Martha Kelleher selected just over 100 pieces, to illustrate how artists, designers and craft makers, working over the last two centuries, have managed to transcend the pitfalls of kitsch and cliché, while creating universal works drawn from and inspired by motifs of Canadian identity.

Organized by the University of Toronto Art Centre

Getting there: Off Hoskin Ave., between St. George St. and Queen’s Park Circle

For more information contact: Maureen Smith
Phone: 416-946-7089
Email: maureen.smith@utoronto.ca

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