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 The CCCA Canadian Art Database Project is a work in progress. With the overall objective of broadening public awareness of contemporary Canadian Art in Canada and abroad, the CCCA is documenting the careers of some of Canada's leading professional artists, designers, art writers and curators, as well as some important Canadian art institutions and organizations that have helped shape the Canadian art scene since the 1960s. The CCCA Canadian Art Database, established in 1997 by Bill Kirby, Director of the Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art, is now permanently housed at Concordia University, under the auspices of the Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art, which is a Research Centre within the Faculty of Fine Arts. Bill Kirby, a Research Affiliate of the Institute, is continuing to develop the database and website from from the CCCA office in Winnipeg – with the collaboration of Drs. Janice Anderson and Loren Lerner, both Members of the Institute at Concordia; Miklos Legrady, artist/web designer; Art History graduate students; and participating artists and institutions across Canada. Copyright Terms. The contents of this web site are protected under Canadian and International copyright law. By proceeding to The CCCA Canadian Art Database, you are acknowledging that you have read and accepted the CCCA´s copyright terms. Copyright ©1997, 2013. The CCCA Canadian Art Database. All rights reserved. |
| CCCA NEWS The CCCA Academy is now online. Envisioning Virtual Exhibitions is first of a series of seminars based on the CCCA Canadian Art Database. Conducted in the fall of 2012, this collection of texts and videos emerged from a graduate seminar in curatorial practice, a pilot teaching project designed and led by Dr. Loren Lerner, a professor of Art History at Concordia University. |