This is the month to visit the four city galleries to see Young at Art, the annual exhibition of imaginative works by high school students. The shows include all types of art but feature lots of photographs. They fill the Trinity, Centrepoint, Atrium and Kanata galleries until May 2o-21 (May 10th in Kanata).
Canadian Museum of Civilization, 100 Laurier St. Gatineau. March 22-October 14 Double-Take Portraits of Intriguing Canadians. (Some photographs)
Canadian Museum of Nature , 240 McLeod St. Eduard Burtynsky, Oil (May 31-September 2)
Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year (May 15-July7) Flora of the Canadian Arctic Expedition (April – November)
Canadian War Museum, 1 Vimy Place
Until September 22nd, Louie Palu – Kandahar: The Fighting Season. photographing the Front Line.
Carleton University Art Gallery, 1125 Colonel By Drive, April 2-June 2,
Dawson Gold, works made in and about Dawson City by Allison Hrabluik, Valerie Salez, Zin Talor and Tom Wolsely, artists from across Canada and the UK who each followed their own creative compass to Dawson for different reasons.
City of Ottawa Archives, 100 Tallwood Dr., April 10 – May 24.
Joint Exhibition of the RA and OPS clubs
Exposure Gallery, 1255 Wellington St. W. (Above Thyme and Again)
May 2-June 11. Whitney Lewis Smith, Dodie Lewis, Neville Smith – The lll Show
National Gallery of Canada, 380 Sussex Drive, Until May 20th
Leviathans in the Sky – Photographs of Dirigibles from a donation to the Gallery.
SPAO, 168 Dalhousie St.
May exhibitions in the Lobby and the Red Wall Gallery. Martin Lipman – Portraits of the Winners of the Governor General’s Awards
Trinity Gallery Salon B, Shenkman Centre, Orleans
May 23- June 25 Mario Cerroni – She doesn’t live here any more – photographic depictions of loss.
Vistek Gallery, 499 Bank St.
May 13 – June 7, Shaun and Stephanie Scade, Iceland
(Until May 10th, Patrick Lacroix – The Mystery of the Covered Face).
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