Emily Carr Reconsidered: Close Encounters Talk
Presented by: Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
Dr. Gerald McMaster, recently-appointed Curator of Canadian Art, will discuss Carr’s drawings and watercolours in the context of her trips into "Indian country," the social and political conditions of the time, and her relationships with First Nations peoples.
Canadian artist Emily Carr (1871-1945) is best known for her paintings of First Nations villages and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. This talk is held in conjunction with the exhibition "Emily Carr: New Perspectives".
Register early - Space is limited.
All talks are held in the Marvin Gelber Print and Drawing Study Centre.
Refreshments will be served.
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Image: Emily Carr, Old Time Coast Village, 1929–30, oil on canvas. Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Emily Carr Trust. Photo: Trevor Mills, Vancouver Art Gallery
Runs: Apr 4, 2007
At: Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), 317 Dundas Street W., Toronto
Playing: Wednesday
Times: 7 pm
Cost: $15/$12 AGO members/students
Getting there:
Dundas and McCaul
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