Canadian painter Meghan Hildebrand was grown in the Yukon, and went on to study art in Nelson BC, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Over the past 10 years, Meghan’s work has changed from simple and squarely structural to what could be described as landscape-exploded. This is the place where all her personal symbols have come to [...]
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An important group of early twentieth Canadian artists was largely forgotten until 1966 when the National Gallery of Canada mounted a traveling exhibition entitled The Beaver Hall Hill Group. In the 1960s, when feminism was growing in strength, the exhibit focused attention on a group of women artists who had formed [...]
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