A sprawling exhibition of lush, colorful paintings by Emily Carr is now on view at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Titled “That Green Ideal: Emily Carr and the Idea of Nature,” the show is an examination ...

VICTORIA — Emily Carr sweeps you off your feet, then sets you down in another world. It’s a fantastical scene: vibrating water below, infinite sky overhead and trees, rising like supernatural ...

If you haven’t heard of Canadian artist Emily Carr (1871-1945), this documentary is a dull but informative account of a career that had only a second act. The headstrong daughter of a Victoria, B.C.

A sweeping exhibition of Emily Carr’s landscapes, depicting her native British Columbia, will open this month at the Vancouver Art Gallery. That Green Ideal: Emily Carr and the Idea of Nature will ...

PORT ANGELES — She was called Klee Wyck, “the laughing one” in the Chinook language: Emily Carr, artist and writer born and raised in Victoria, B.C., whose paintings are revered across the world. Art ...

Emily Carr: A Room of Her Own explores the intersection between celebrated Canadian artist Emily Carr and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore key biographical ...

The Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto has amended the title of celebrated Canadian artist Emily Carr’s 1929 painting Indian Church. Seen by many as one of her most important works, the vibrant green ...

At a barn sale in the Hamptons earlier this year, New York art dealer Allen Treibitz plucked a cool-hued painting off the wall and purchased it for $50. In the bottom right corner, a signature and ...

Doris Shadbolt, editor, The Complete Writings of Emily Carr, 1993, Klee Wyck (1941), page 35 Between 1906 and 1910, Emily Carr lived in Vancouver and taught art classes, often taking her students ...

Allen Treibitz, the Patchogue-based proprietor of Heritage Gallery Auctions, famously scooped Masset Q.C.I. for $50 from a barn sale in the Hamptons earlier this year. The work’s striking subject ...