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The Idiosyncratic Paintings of Maud Lewis, a Beloved Canadian Folk Artist

Avatar photo by Brigit Katz October 14, 2019

Lewis may have operated on, or even outside of, the fringes of the art world, but the McMichael Canadian Art Collection believes she deserves a place within its halls.

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Seven First Nations Artists Who Fought for a Place in the Canadian Canon

by Catherine Kustanczy August 5, 2015August 4, 2015

KLEINBURG, Ontario — People often generalize indigenous art, confining it to images of totem poles, bears, and eagles.

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Canadians in the Shadow of Matisse

by Catherine Kustanczy December 26, 2014December 29, 2014

KLEINBURG, Ontario — With a much-lauded show of cutouts at MoMA and a group exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, Henri Matisse seems to be experiencing (yet another) moment in the North American art scene. Canada’s McMichael Collection has joined the fray with its exhibition Morrice and Lyman in the Company of Matisse.

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Getting to Know the New Terence Koh

by Catherine Kustanczy June 11, 2014December 26, 2014

KLEINBURG, Ontario — In 2007 he described himself as “the Naomi Campbell of the art world.” Now he’s now hugging trees and talking about staying “in the moment” like a Buddhist zen master.

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