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John F. Marok’s exhibition, The Muse, will feature new works at Orange Gallery in September. (Photo: photo courtesy of the gallery)
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- Paul Gauguin’s Self-portrait with Yellow Christ, painted between 1890 and 1891, is part of the summer show at the National Gallery of Canada. It’s on loan from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. (Photo: René-Gabriel Ojeda. © RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY)
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- The paintings shown in the new da Vinci exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Science and Technology are reproductions, but they leave no doubt about da Vinci’s mastery of the medium. The exhibit analyzes his most famous painting, the Mona Lisa, like never before. (Photo: photos Courtesy of the galleries)
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![Annette Hegel and Deborah Margo have created a space that examines the bee’s world [using] organic materials such as beeswax and sedum plants, along with sound recordings of bee activity and shifting light. It will remain at the City Hall Gallery until Sept. 29. (Photo: photos Courtesy of the galleries)](https://diplomatonline.com/mag/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/MASSIVE1_2019-07-01_0071-150x150.png)
- Annette Hegel and Deborah Margo have created a space that examines the bee’s world [using] organic materials such as beeswax and sedum plants, along with sound recordings of bee activity and shifting light. It will remain at the City Hall Gallery until Sept. 29. (Photo: photos Courtesy of the galleries)
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- Rosalie Favell’s Wrapped in Culture exhibit at the Ottawa Art Gallery includes images of the 10 Indigenous artists who helped create versions of the garment she is shown wearing here. (Photo: photo courtesy of the gallery)
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- John F. Marok’s exhibition, The Muse, will feature new works at Orange Gallery in September. (Photo: photo courtesy of the gallery)