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| Saturday 18 November from 9:30 am to 4 pm |
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In conjunction with the exhibitions Clarence Gagnon and Edwin Holgate, 1881–1942: Dreaming the Landscape, lectures on Clarence Gagnon and Edwin Holgate by distinguished curators, critics, and writers locate the artists in a broader context.
• Gagnon and Holgate and the International Print Revival by Rosemarie Tovell, former curator of prints and drawings, National Gallery of Canada
• “Definite Impressions of Our Picturesque Northwest Coast”: Marius Barbeau, Edwin Holgate, and the Promotion of “Native” Canadian Culture by Sandra Dyck, curator, Carleton University Art Gallery
• L’immense blague de l’art moderniste au Pen and Pencil Club, le 28 avril 1939 by François-Marc Gagnon, director and chair, Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky, Institute for Studies in Canadian art
• Edwin Holgate: A Vital Presence in the Montreal Art Community by Rosalind Pepall, co-curator of the exhibition Edwin Holgate and chief curator of decorative arts, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
• Inhabiting Landscapes: Rural Settings for the Human Figure by Brian Foss, co-curator of the exhibition Edwin Holgate and professor of art history, Concordia University
• L’architecture ancienne du Québec et le renouvellement au XXe siècle by Luc Noppen, chairholder, Canada research chair on urban heritage, Université du Québec à Montréal
In English or in French with simultaneous interpretation. In the Auditorium. Admission: $29.70 (Friends $24.75); full-time students free (ticket required). Doors open at 9:30 am. Registration required: 613-998-8888. |
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