The National Gallery of Canada is located in a beautiful structure of granite and glass which was designed by the celebrated architect, Moshe Safdie, and opened in 1988. Other galleries include the Carleton University Art Gallery and the SAW Gallery in the Arts Court. Located on the picturesque Carleton University campus, the gallery is open year-round, daily except Mondays from 12 noon. Don't miss the changing exhibitions of Canadian and international painting, sculpture, drawing, print-making, and photography. There is always Inuit art on view.
Admission is free.
Please visit our web site for more information. A stunning landmark on Ottawa's skyline, the National Gallery of Canada invites you to discover its treasures. The National Gallery of Canada, a visual arts museum of international stature, holds its collections of art in trust for all Canadians.