Adult Webinars
Groups
Explore the Gallery's collection with one of our interpreters. You and your group (maximum 25 participants) will enjoy an in-depth look at selected works through a lively online exchange. The 50-minute programs are also offered in French.
To register for a free webinar, please call 613-990-4888, email [email protected], or fill out the reservation form on the Gallery website.
Individual
Participants
Canada and Impressionism: Public Webinar
Join interpreters from the National Gallery of Canada for an informal online discussion about two to three works of art from the Canada and Impressionism webinar. Share your observations and interpretations in this engaging facilitated group conversation. No prior knowledge of art history is necessary. This activity is free. Ages 18 and over.
Exploring the impact of European Impressionism on Canadian art and artists, Canada and Impressionism: New Horizons is on view at the Gallery until July 3, 2022.
Register on Zoom now
(maximum capacity 100 participants per webinar session)
Wednesday, May 4 Webinar – 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT - this session has reached maximum capacity
Register here for the Wednesday, May 4 Webinar – 6:00 to 7:00 PM EDT
Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email, please check your spam or bulk email folder.
This program is also offered in French.
The Gallery also offers webinars for adult groups at the time of your choice and adapted to your needs. You will find below the list of webinars and the registration information.
Program
Descriptions
Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment NEW
Beginning March 13, 2023
Registration begins February 1
Discover a generation of extraordinary women painters, photographers, weavers, bead-workers and sculptors from a century ago. During this program, you will explore a diverse selection of works by both settler and Indigenous artists from coast to coast to coast.
Learn more about the exhibition Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment.
Movement: Expressive Bodies in Art
Experience a variety of artworks that celebrate the expressive energy of the human body. You will appreciate the different visual vocabularies and how the expression of body in space communicates meaning.
Learn more about the Movement: Expressive Bodies in Art exhibition
Highlights from the Indigenous and Canadian Collection
The Indigenous and Canadian Collection presents a broad range of artworks that date from time immemorial to today and includes artistic practices that operate outside the established western canons of art history. In this guided program, you will consider some of the iconic artworks that give voice to the artists’ visions.
Why
Photography?
American photographer Ansel Adams said: “Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photographs.” In this program, you will explore the Gallery’s diverse collection of fine art photography – ranging from daguerreotypes to digital prints – and learn how artists manipulate the medium.