Sakahàn: International Indigenous Art

Brian Jungen, Nicotine (detail) [2007]

Michael Snow at MOCCA

Michael Snow, The Viewing of Six New Works (detail) [2012]

Janet Cardiff and George Miller: The Paradise Institute

Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller: The Paradise Institute [detail] (2001)

Dutch Landscapes from Rembrandt to Van Gogh

Rembrandt van Rijn, The Three Trees (detail) [1643]

The Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts

Greg Payce, Pantheon (detail) [2004]

Clash: Conflict and Its Consequences

Sam Tata, Soldiers of the People's Liberation Army March Down the Bund (detail) [1949, printed 1970]

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Sakahàn Photo Gallery

Don't miss this photo gallery accompanied by quotes from the artists! Sakahàn: International Indigenous Art is on view at the NGC from 17 May until 2 September.

Jimmie Durham, Encore tranquillité (2008), fibreglass stone and airplane, 150 x 860 x 806 cm. NGC. Photo © Roman März

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