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Image of Striking Images: Hellenistic Portraits in the Nickle Coin Collection — Striking Images: Hellenistic Portraits in the Nickle Coin Collection

Portraits on modern coins are so standard that we rarely give them a second glance. While these imag…

February 27, 2014 – August 7, 2014
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Image of BILL RODGERS: JOURNEYMAN, A TEN-YEAR SURVEY — BILL RODGERS: JOURNEYMAN, A TEN-YEAR SURVEY

Bill Rodgers is a senior Canadian artist based in Calgary, where he has lived and worked all his lif…

January 31, 2014 – April 26, 2014
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Image of FOLLY: CHÂTEAU MATHIEU — FOLLY: CHÂTEAU MATHIEU

In the summer of 2009, Alberta artists M.N. Hutchinson, Walter May, Gloria Mok, Greg Payce, Laura Vi…

January 24, 2014 – April 5, 2014
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