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National gallery rattled by Ottawa’s Canada Day fireworks | Ottawa Citizen
The federal government's Canada Day fireworks display is rattling the National Gallery of Canada – literally. In a letter last October, gallery director Marc Mayer said fireworks launched from nearby Nepean Point pose "serious problems" [...]
Another Great Symposium!
Another spring, another CAGE Symposium. But no two are ever the same. This year, not only were we warmly welcomed by Regina's Mackenzie Art Gallery and the Dunlop Gallery, we heard from our U.K. colleague [...]
Responsible Education Galleries
Drawing in the Name of Freedom installation Montreal Museum of Fine Arts “With great freedom comes great responsibility.” Variously credited to heavy-hitting thinkers from Voltaire to Spiderman, the famous quote could just as easily be [...]
Why Do Case Studies Matter?
A Guest Post by Paige Rosner, Glitter Enthusiast and Gallery Educator at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery in Lethbridge, AB Why would anyone want to present a case study? For that matter, why would we [...]
Teaching in the Art Museum: Keeping It Fresh
A guest post from Nicolle Nugent, CAGE Senior Chair When is the last time you stopped to consider the effectiveness of your gallery’s interpretive models? How many times do you find yourself standing in front [...]