Gerald McMaster's Ingeidious Curatorial Work | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Gerald McMaster's Ingeidious Curatorial Work

June 05, 2026
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A promotional poster for Gerald McMaster's Lecture Images of "The Indian."

Gerald McMaster ’77 was featured in the National Gallery of Canada’s Magazine for his prolific curatorial career. As a Cree person his curatorial work focuses on indigenous perspectives, and as of the last few years specifically Inuit art.

The article serves as an acknowledgement of McMaster’s longstanding commitment to Inuit art, which coincides with Qillaniq, a global survey of Indigenous circumpolar art which will be on view at the National Gallery of Canada throughout this summer.

Qillaniq
National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa, CAN)
June 12–September 20, 2026

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