The National Gallery of Canada is located in which city?
a) Toronto
b) Montreal
c) Ottawa
d) Vancouver
Answer: c) Ottawa
The Art Gallery of Ontario is known for its extensive collection of:
a) European paintings
b) Indigenous artifacts
c) Natural history specimens
d) Modern technology
Answer: a) European paintings
The Vancouver Art Gallery is renowned for its collection of:
a) Ancient sculptures
b) Indigenous artifacts
c) Contemporary art
d) Musical instruments
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada is dedicated to exhibiting:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Science exhibits
c) Modern and contemporary art
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: c) Modern and contemporary art
The Royal Ontario Museum features a diverse collection of art and artifacts, as well as exhibits related to:
a) Music history
b) Human rights
c) Natural history
d) Space exploration
Answer: c) Natural history
The Contemporary Calgary art gallery is dedicated to showcasing:
a) Historical paintings
b) Indigenous artifacts
c) Contemporary art
d) Classical sculptures
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Remai Modern in Saskatoon focuses on:
a) Indigenous history
b) Modern and contemporary art
c) Maritime history
d) Medieval artifacts
Answer: b) Modern and contemporary art
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is known for its collection of:
a) Ancient manuscripts
b) Musical instruments
c) Indigenous art
d) Military artifacts
Answer: c) Indigenous art
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is located in which Canadian city?
a) Toronto
b) Montreal
c) Vancouver
d) Halifax
Answer: a) Toronto
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre, located in Kingston, is affiliated with which Canadian university?
a) University of Toronto
b) Queen’s University
c) University of British Columbia
d) McGill University
Answer: b) Queen’s University
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is known for its focus on:
a) European painters
b) Indigenous and Canadian art
c) Ancient sculptures
d) Music history
Answer: b) Indigenous and Canadian art
The Confederation Centre Art Gallery is located in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Prince Edward Island
c) New Brunswick
d) Nova Scotia
Answer: b) Prince Edward Island
The MacKenzie Art Gallery, featuring contemporary and historical art, is situated in which city?
a) Regina
b) Edmonton
c) Saskatoon
d) Winnipeg
Answer: a) Regina
The Mendel Art Gallery, formerly located in Saskatoon, was known for its collection of:
a) Maritime artifacts
b) Indigenous art
c) European paintings
d) Ancient manuscripts
Answer: b) Indigenous art
The Galerie de l’UQAM is associated with which Canadian university?
a) University of Montreal
b) University of Quebec
c) University of Ottawa
d) University of Toronto
Answer: b) University of Quebec
The Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, located in Toronto, is part of which Canadian institution?
a) Royal Ontario Museum
b) University of Toronto
c) Art Gallery of Ontario
d) Vancouver Art Gallery
Answer: b) University of Toronto
The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies is dedicated to the art and history of which region?
a) Atlantic Canada
b) Prairie provinces
c) Canadian Rockies
d) Northern territories
Answer: c) Canadian Rockies
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is located in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) New Brunswick
c) Prince Edward Island
d) Nova Scotia
Answer: b) New Brunswick
The Esker Foundation, focusing on contemporary art, is situated in which city?
a) Calgary
b) Edmonton
c) Vancouver
d) Toronto
Answer: a) Calgary
The Paul Petro Contemporary Art gallery is known for promoting and exhibiting:
a) Traditional crafts
b) Ancient artifacts
c) Contemporary art
d) Musical instruments
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery is located in which city?
a) Calgary
b) Edmonton
c) Lethbridge
d) Red Deer
Answer: c) Lethbridge
The Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown includes a gallery focused on which Canadian artist?
a) Emily Carr
b) Alex Colville
c) Lawren Harris
d) Jean-Paul Riopelle
Answer: b) Alex Colville
The Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery is located in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) New Brunswick
c) Prince Edward Island
d) Nova Scotia
Answer: d) Nova Scotia
The University of Lethbridge Art Gallery is associated with which Canadian university?
a) University of Alberta
b) University of British Columbia
c) University of Calgary
d) University of Lethbridge
Answer: d) University of Lethbridge
The Woodstock Art Gallery is located in which province of Canada?
a) Manitoba
b) Ontario
c) Quebec
d) Saskatchewan
Answer: b) Ontario
The The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery is situated in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) New Brunswick
c) Prince Edward Island
d) Nova Scotia
Answer: a) Newfoundland and Labrador
The Olga Korper Gallery in Toronto is known for exhibiting:
a) Musical instruments
b) Indigenous art
c) Modern and contemporary art
d) Ancient manuscripts
Answer: c) Modern and contemporary art
The Espace VERRE in Montreal is dedicated to the art of:
a) Printmaking
b) Glassblowing
c) Sculpture
d) Photography
Answer: b) Glassblowing
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia has a substantial collection of works by which Canadian folk artist?
a) Maud Lewis
b) Norval Morrisseau
c) Emily Carr
d) Jean-Paul Riopelle
Answer: a) Maud Lewis
The Station Gallery, situated in Whitby, Ontario, focuses on:
a) Contemporary art
b) Maritime history
c) Indigenous artifacts
d) Ancient manuscripts
Answer: a) Contemporary art
The Station Gallery, situated in Whitby, Ontario, focuses on:
a) Contemporary art
b) Maritime history
c) Indigenous artifacts
d) Ancient manuscripts
Answer: a) Contemporary art
The Burnaby Art Gallery is located in which Canadian province?
a) British Columbia
b) Alberta
c) Manitoba
d) Saskatchewan
Answer: a) British Columbia
The Kamloops Art Gallery is known for its focus on:
a) European painters
b) Indigenous and Canadian art
c) Modern and contemporary art
d) Musical instruments
Answer: c) Modern and contemporary art
The McMaster Museum of Art is affiliated with which Canadian university?
a) University of Toronto
b) Queen’s University
c) University of British Columbia
d) McMaster University
Answer: d) McMaster University
The MacLaren Art Centre, located in Barrie, Ontario, is known for showcasing:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Science exhibits
c) Modern and contemporary art
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: c) Modern and contemporary art
The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford in British Columbia features a collection of:
a) Ancient sculptures
b) Indigenous artifacts
c) Contemporary art
d) Musical instruments
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Museum of Inuit Art, located in Toronto, focuses on showcasing:
a) European paintings
b) Indigenous artifacts
c) Inuit art
d) Natural history specimens
Answer: c) Inuit art
The Art Gallery of Windsor is known for its collection of:
a) Ancient manuscripts
b) Musical instruments
c) Indigenous art
d) European paintings
Answer: c) Indigenous art
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, located in Bowmanville, Ontario, is dedicated to the exhibition of:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Science exhibits
c) Contemporary art
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Rodman Hall Art Centre, affiliated with Brock University, is located in which Canadian city?
a) Toronto
b) Montreal
c) St. Catharines
d) Vancouver
Answer: c) St. Catharines
The Visual Arts Centre in Montreal focuses on the exhibition of:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Modern and contemporary art
c) Natural history specimens
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: b) Modern and contemporary art
The Malaspina Printmakers Society in Vancouver is dedicated to promoting the art of:
a) Glassblowing
b) Sculpture
c) Printmaking
d) Photography
Answer: c) Printmaking
The Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George, British Columbia, showcases works by:
a) European painters
b) Indigenous and Canadian artists
c) Contemporary artists
d) Ancient sculptors
Answer: b) Indigenous and Canadian artists
The Orillia Museum of Art & History is dedicated to preserving the history and showcasing the art of which region?
a) Atlantic Canada
b) Prairie provinces
c) Ontario
d) Northern territories
Answer: c) Ontario
The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, located in Ontario, focuses on the exhibition of:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Modern and contemporary art
c) Natural history specimens
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: b) Modern and contemporary art
The North Vancouver Community Arts Council showcases works by artists from which region?
a) Atlantic Canada
b) Prairie provinces
c) British Columbia
d) Northern territories
Answer: c) British Columbia
The Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary houses an art gallery with a focus on:
a) Ancient artifacts
b) Indigenous art
c) Contemporary art
d) Medieval manuscripts
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Art Gallery of St. Albert, located in Alberta, is known for its exhibition of:
a) European paintings
b) Indigenous art
c) Modern and contemporary art
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: b) Indigenous art
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, located in Bowmanville, Ontario, is dedicated to the exhibition of:
a) Historical artifacts
b) Science exhibits
c) Contemporary art
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: c) Contemporary art
The Karsh-Masson Gallery, situated in Ottawa, is known for showcasing works by which type of artists?
a) Indigenous artists
b) Women artists
c) Emerging artists
d) Acadian artists
Answer: b) Women artists
