It’s been almost 76 years since a 19th-century portrait of two young girls, Annie and Amelia McLeod, was donated to the Bytown Museum. Now, a fundraising campaign has been launched to restore the artwork and put it on display. 
Courtesy Bytown MuseumThe Bytown Museum is aiming to raise the funds needed to restore a 75-year-old portrait of two young girls, Annie and Amelia McLeod.
Category: Arts
City hall gallery turns sound into visual art
Sound turns physical with the Ottawa City Hall Art Gallery’s new exhibit, Cymatic Imprints.
Maria Church, Centretown NewsDonna Legault's work features floor-length chains attached to speakers, which dance to sonic vibrations in the air.
Viewpoint: Would ‘indie’ by any other name sound as sweet?
Alternative culture is a fussy beast. Independent artists are, by nature, pioneering and stubbornly independent. They work against the mainstream and push the boundaries of music. Or at least they used to.
Local filmmakers compete in festival’s mad dash to finish
Over the course of just three days, 23 teams of filmmakers in the Ottawa region wrote, directed and edited their own short films while competing in the Ottawa International Film Festival’s 72-Hour Film Challenge.