A Bride Dances by Emilio Amero, a leading figure in the Mexican Modern art movement, who died in 1976. This vintage gelatin silver print is showing at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto until Jan. 16, 2022. (Photo: Courtesy of the Solander Collection)
A Bride Dances by Emilio Amero, a leading figure in the Mexican Modern art movement, who died in 1976. This vintage gelatin silver print is showing at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto until Jan. 16, 2022. (Photo: Courtesy of the Solander Collection)
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Maharaja with Tiger after a Hunt (a silver gelatin print with hand-colouring from India, dating to about 1890) is being shown at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto until Jan. 16, 2022. (The artist is unknown.) (Photo: Courtesy of Solander Collection)
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NAC Indigenous Theatre presents Tomson Highway: Kisaageetin (I love you/Je t’aime), a musical/ literary celebration with the playwright/ author/librettist Highway on piano. (Photo: NAC)
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A Bride Dances by Emilio Amero, a leading figure in the Mexican Modern art movement, who died in 1976. This vintage gelatin silver print is showing at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto until Jan. 16, 2022. (Photo: Courtesy of the Solander Collection)
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Artist Christopher Griffin has works all over the city, including these Blanding’s turtle sculptures at the Beaverbrook branch of the Ottawa Public Library in Kanata. (Photo: Christopher Griffin)
