SkirtsAfire Festival Celebrates Women in Arts March 5-15
The 14th annual SkirtsAfire Festival in Edmonton showcases four major theatrical productions and multidisciplinary arts, focusing on women's stories and experiences through March 15.
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Aislin's March 2026 Editorial Cartoons Featured by Gazette
The Montreal Gazette highlights editorial cartoons by Aislin and other artists for March 2026, emphasizing its role as a trusted news source with over 245 years of community service.
Aislin's 1976 Olympic Cartoons: Montreal's Golden Era
Gazette cartoonist Terry Mosher (Aislin) launches a 26-week series revisiting Montreal's 1976 Olympics through cartoons, photos, and anecdotes, capturing the city's ambitious spirit under Mayor Jean Drapeau.
Morrisseau Art Fraud Sentencing Interrupted by Estate Claims
The sentencing hearing for Jeff Cowan in a Norval Morrisseau art fraud case was unexpectedly interrupted when a lawyer for the late artist's estate appeared, alleging possible complicity.
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Barrie Art Centre Launches Benefactor Art Exchange Fundraiser
The MacLaren Art Centre in Barrie, Ontario, has launched the Benefactor Art Exchange fundraising initiative, featuring artwork by local and regional artists on its walls to support the arts community and encourage public patronage.
Triceratops Skeleton 'Trey' to Be Auctioned as Dinosaur Market Soars
A rare triceratops skeleton named 'Trey' is set for auction in Singapore, highlighting the surging global demand for dinosaur fossils as collectibles and investments.
Lost Painting Authenticated as Genuine Rembrandt
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has confirmed that a previously misattributed painting, 'Vision of Zacharias in the Temple,' is an authentic work by Rembrandt after two years of rigorous analysis.
Barrie Artist Selected for The Artist Project 2026 Exhibition
Francesca Viscardi, a talented artist from Barrie, has been chosen to showcase her oil paintings at The Artist Project 2026, a major art exhibition highlighting contemporary works.
Muttart Conservatory Marks 50 Years of Botanical Legacy
Edmonton's iconic Muttart Conservatory commemorates five decades as a botanical landmark, blending architectural wonder with environmental education and community engagement.
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New Theatres on Calgary's Olympic Plaza in Werklund Centre Revamp
Construction has commenced on two new theatres at Olympic Plaza in Calgary, marking a significant phase in the ongoing reimagining of the Werklund Centre, enhancing the city's cultural landscape.
Nova Scotia Arts Funding Cuts Called Cruel and Misguided
A theatre coordinator in Nova Scotia strongly criticizes recent provincial arts funding cuts, describing them as cruel and misguided, warning of severe impacts on the cultural sector.
Vatican Removes Salt Film from Michelangelo's Last Judgment
The Vatican has completed an extraordinary restoration of Michelangelo's 'The Last Judgment' in the Sistine Chapel, removing a damaging salt film that had accumulated over centuries.
Manitoba Hydro Place Gallery Reopens with Enhanced Security
The Manitoba Hydro Place gallery in Winnipeg has reopened after implementing new security upgrades, aiming to ensure visitor safety and improve the overall experience.
Winnipeg Artist's Art on 2026 Yellow Pages Cover
Manitoba artist Keri Sobkowich's piece has been selected for the cover of the 2026 Yellow Pages Directory, highlighting local talent in a national publication.
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TimeLine Auctions Hosts Major Antiquities Sale in March 2026
TimeLine Auctions announces a significant Antiquities & Ancient Art Auction on March 3, 2026, featuring Roman marble sculptures, Greek pottery, and ancient bronzes. The event includes a flagship sale with printed catalog and online sessions.
Halifax Arcade Thrives as Film Lovers Defy Streaming Age
In Halifax, Propeller Arcade draws crowds with pinball and physical film screenings, showcasing a nostalgic resurgence against digital streaming trends.
Nutrien Ends Sponsorship of Saskatchewan Children's Festival
Nutrien has terminated its title sponsorship of the Children's Festival of Saskatchewan, marking a significant shift in corporate support for the long-running cultural event.
B.C. Woman Finds Father's Photo of Movie Star at Wedding
A photographer from Langley uncovers a surprising historical photo of a movie star taken by her late father at a Victoria wedding, revealing a hidden family connection to Hollywood.
Glenbow Museum CEO Transition: Bell Out, Kjorlien In
Nicholas R. Bell exits as Glenbow Museum CEO after six years to lead Royal Ontario Museum. Melanie Kjorlien, 18-year veteran and current COO, will assume leadership effective June 1.
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Christophe Leribault Appointed Louvre Director in Crisis
Christophe Leribault, a veteran museum director, is appointed to lead the Louvre, tasked with addressing security lapses, financial fraud, and modernization challenges following a high-profile heist and institutional turmoil.
Louvre Appoints New Director to Steer Museum Out of Crisis
The Louvre Museum in Paris has named Christophe Leribault as its new president, tasked with leading the iconic institution through a period of turmoil following a major jewel theft and other challenges.
Louvre Director Steps Down After Crown Jewels Heist
Laurence des Cars, director of the Louvre Museum, has resigned following the October theft of French Crown jewels worth 88 million euros. President Macron accepted her resignation, citing the need for calm and new leadership.
Louvre President Resigns, Submits Letter to Macron
The president of the Louvre Museum in Paris has formally resigned, handing in a resignation letter to French President Emmanuel Macron, according to an announcement from the Élysée Palace.
Activists Hang Prince Andrew Photo at Louvre in Protest
Activists have placed a photo of former Prince Andrew leaving a police station in the Louvre Museum, protesting his arrest for misconduct in public office.
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Ukrainian Montrealer Uses Theatre to Educate on Global Conflicts
Daryna Dzyba, a Ukrainian immigrant in Montreal, leverages theatre to raise awareness about world events, sharing her personal story of fleeing the Russian invasion.
Major Donation Advances Accessible Arts Centre in Calgary
A multi-million dollar donation from Drs. Peter and Stephanie Chung has brought the National accessArts Centre to 75% of its fundraising goal for a new accessible arts campus in Calgary's West Hillhurst neighborhood.
Woman's 38,000-Spoon Collection Sets Guinness World Record
Cammie Pohl's Mississippi Spoon Gallery in Davenport now holds the world's largest spoon collection with over 38,000 pieces, officially recognized by Guinness World Records.
Canadian Artists Invited to Create Mural in Italy's Open-Air Museum
Villa Charities partners with Borgo Universo to offer one emerging Canadian artist the opportunity to create a mural in Aielli, Italy, celebrating historical ties between the two nations.
Les Muses Founder Awarded Order of Canada for Inclusion in Arts
Cindy Schwartz, founder of Les Muses performing arts school for people with disabilities, has been honored with the Order of Canada for her dedication to promoting inclusion and artistic expression.
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Bill Reid's Habitat Forum Mural Torn Down in 1977
On February 21, 1977, Vancouver's park board began demolishing a monumental mural by renowned B.C. artist Bill Reid, painted for the 1976 Habitat Forum at Jericho Beach.
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