Fold Crumple Crush showcases the stunning work of El Anatsui Africa’s most acclaimed contemporary artist
Carleton University Art Gallery presents the Ottawa premiere of the film Fold Crumple Crush: The...Read more »
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Two Carleton Art Gallery Exhibitions Named Among Top 10 by Ottawa Citizen
Peter Simpson from the Ottawa Citizen has rated two Carleton University Art Gallery exhibitions as among the top 10 shows of 2010. They are...Read more »
Shannon Lectures in History 2010 ─ An Evening of Music and Musing
Singer-songwriter Miss Emily Brown will conclude Carleton’s Department of History Shannon Lecture Series on storytelling with a musical...Read more »
HERE: The Second Carleton Community Biennial reveals hidden artistic talent at Carleton University
Carleton University Art Gallery invites you to HERE: The Second Carleton Community Biennial, which...Read more »
Celebrating Carleton’s Creativity HERE
The Carleton University Art Gallery will feature art made by Carleton students, staff, faculty, alumni and retirees in its exhibition, HERE: The Second Carleton Community...Read more »
Carleton University Art Gallery book awarded first prize in prestigious international design competition
Diana Nemiroff, Director of the Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG), is pleased to announce that...Read more »
From Batawa to Capetown, Carleton’s Annual Industrial Design Show Takes You on an Imaginative Journey
It’s back and it’s better than ever. The Carleton University School of Industrial...Read more »
Call to Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis artists
The Department of Equity Services at Carleton University is seeking to purchase artworks by First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists in all...Read more »
Carleton University Art Gallery Nominee, Terry Ryan, wins Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts
Diana Nemiroff, Director of the Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG), is delighted to...Read more »
Distinguished Art Historian to Lecture at Carleton
The Carleton University Art Gallery and the MacOdrum Library are co-sponsoring a lecture by W. McAllister Johnson, one of Canada’s most...Read more »