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At the October 22nd opening of Uuturautiit: Cape Dorset Celebrates 50 Years of Printmaking. Left to right: Judy Skoczylas, Executive Assistant, First Air, Christine Lalonde, Associate Curator, Indigenous Art, NGC, Ningeokuluk Teevee, artist, Kananginak Pootoogook, artist, Jimmy Manning, artist and interpreter, Kenojuak Ashevak, artist, Silaqqi Ashevak, Leslie Boyd-Ryan, exhibition Co-Curator, Terry Ryan, Director, Dorset Fine Arts, Chris Duchesnes, Executive Director, Inuit Relations Secretariat, Sarah Cox, Director, Outreach and Liaison, Inuit Relations Secretariat, and Doug Steiner, lender. Photo © Serge Fournier |
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Joanne Charette, Director of Public Affairs at the National Gallery, Murray MacDonald, Senior Director of Public Affairs at Bell and Foundation Board Member, and Marie Claire Morin at the October 21st media preview for The Drawings and Paintings of Daphne Odjig: A Retrospective Exhibition. A Bell Audioguide is available for the exhibition. Photo © Serge Fournier
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At the October 8th, 2009 opening of Gabor Szilasi: The Eloquence of the Everyday. From left to right: Dr. David Franklin, Deputy Director and Chief Curator, NGC, David Harris, Curator, Martha Hanna, Director, CMCP, Gabor Szilasi, artist, Gaëtane Verna, Director General, Musée d’art de Joliette and Keppel Bharath, General Manager – Mississauga Operations, Pratt & Whitney Canada. Photo © Serge Fournier |
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On Thursday May 28th, 2009, the National Gallery and its Foundation celebrated the opening of the highly anticipated summer exhibition - From Raphael to Carracci: The Art of Papal Rome with its presenting sponsor, Sun Life Financial. Left to right, David Franklin, Deputy Director and Chief Curator, and Curator of the exhibition, Marie Claire Morin, President & CEO, NGC Foundation, Tom Bogart, Executive Vice President, Sun Life Financial, Marc Mayer, Director, NGC, His Excellency Gabriele Sardo, Ambassador of Italy, Michael Tims, Vice Chairman, NGC Board of Trustees, Donald Sobey, Past Chair, NGC Board of Trustees. Photo © Serge Fournier |
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The painting St. Julian Hospitaller by Perino del Vaga has been restored thanks to the generous support of Alenia North America, a Finmeccanica Company as part of the exhibition From Raphael to Carracci: The Art of Papal Rome. Marcello Cianciaruso, Senior Vice President, Alenia North America, His Excellency Gabriele Sardo, Ambassador of Italy, and Karen Colby-Stothart, Deputy Director Exhibitions and Installations at the NGC, in front of the St. Julian Hospitaller painting. Photo © Serge Fournier
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The NGC is proud to present the largest exhibition to date devoted to one of the finest abstract painters of today, American artist Thomas Nozkowski, thanks to the generous support of the Embassy of the United States of America. Left to right: Marc Mayer, Director, NGC, Linda Cheatham, Minister Counselor of Public Affairs, Embassy of the United States of America, Thomas Nozkowski, artist, and, Marie Claire Morin, President & CEO, NGC Foundation. Photo © Serge Fournier
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In conjunction with the opening of From Raphael to Carracci exhibition, NGC Foundation patrons enjoyed a private concert by the Accademia Barocca di Santa Cecilia di Roma on May 28th, 2009. This superb event was made possible thanks to the Italian Embassy and the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada. Photo © Serge Fournier
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Mike Sharp, Vice-President of Black & McDonald, sponsor of the National Gallery of Canada Christmas Tree, accompanied by Aidan and Kieran Dearlove. Photo © Serge Fournier |
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Mr. Thomas P. d’Aquino, Chairman of the Board of Directors, National Gallery of Canada Foundation, addresses donors and distinguished guests during the official opening of The 1930s: The Making of "The New Man".
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A moving moment during the opening of The 1930s when Canadian icon and wartime artist Alex Colville addresses the audience. Photo © Serge Fournier
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Artist Geoffrey James next to his wife Jessica Bradley and Cindy Hoffman, Manager of Corporate Affairs for Pratt and Whitney Canada, during the opening ceremony of the artist's exhibition on May 29th, 2008. Photo © Serge Fournier
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Heffel Fine Art Auction House, the presenting sponsor of the exhibition Joe Fafard, joins the artist at the opening on January 31st, 2008. Joe Fafard, in the company of Robert and David Heffel, together with Heffel’s team from the company’s offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal.
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Thanks to Bell, the Gallery has turned its audioguide service into a full artistic and educational program that enhances visitors’ experience and understanding of the Permanent Collection and special exhibitions.
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Mr. Donald A. Stewart, Chief Executive Officer, Sun Life Financial - proud sponsor of Renoir Landscapes, 1865-1883 - addressing the guests at the highly anticipated exhibition opening on Thursday, June 7th, 2007. Photo © Serge Fournier
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Ron Mueck exhibition opening. To mark its 10th anniversary, the Foundation chose to support the exhibition Ron Mueck, which drew over 83,000 visitors to the Gallery from March 2nd to May 6th, 2007. The exhibition would inspire art collectors F. Harvey Benoit and Dr. Lynne Freiburger-Benoit to support the acquisition of one of the sculptures, A Girl. Photo © Serge Fournier
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Launching the summer season at the National Gallery, the NGC Foundation was pleased to introduce Sun Life Canada as the presenting sponsor of Emily Carr: New Perspectives at the exhibition opening on June 1st, 2006. From left to right: Pierre Théberge, Director, NGC, Kevin Dougherty, President, Sun Life Financial Canada, Linda MacKenzie, Senior Manager, Corporate Donations and Sponsorships, Sun Life Financial Canada, Kathleen Bartels, Director, Vancouver Art Gallery, the Honourable Beverly Oda, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women, Marie Claire Morin, President and CEO of the National Gallery of Canada Foundation, Charlie Hill, Curator, National Gallery of Canada. Photo © Serge Fournier
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In addition to sharing its prestigious collection with the National Gallery of Canada and Canadians all over the country, via the exhibition, ItuKiâgatta! Inuit Sculpture from the Collection of the TD Bank Financial Group, this generous partner gave a $125,000 donation for the 125th anniversary of the Gallery, to acquire a new work of Inuit art and enhance TD Bank Financial Group Internships. From left to right: Pierre Théberge, NGC Director, Marie Claire Morin, President and CEO of the NGC Foundation, and Rob MacLellan, Executive Vice-President and Chief Investment Officer at TD Bank and member of the Foundation Board of Directors
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Several hundred guest attended the opening of the exhibition, Norval Morrisseau – Shaman Artist, supported by the Founding Partners’ Circle Endowment Fund of the National Gallery of Canada Foundation, on February 2nd, 2006. Photo © Serge Fournier
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The National Gallery of Canada and its Foundation were pleased to welcome Bombardier Inc., presenting sponsor of Clarence Gagnon, 1881-1942: Dreaming the Landscape and Edwin Holgate, at the opening of the exhibitions on Thursday, October 5th, 2006. From left to right: Pierre Théberge, Director, National Gallery of Canada (NGC), Guy Cogeval, Director, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Laurent Beaudoin, C.C., F.C.A., Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Bombardier Inc., Claire Beaudoin, Marie Claire Morin, President and CEO, National Gallery of Canada Foundation, John Porter, Director, Musée National des beaux-arts de Québec, Janine Bombardier and Dr. Sadok Besrour. Photo © Serge Fournier
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