For sure. That's something that is also part of our mandate, and I think it is extremely important. I personally came from living abroad for a good part of my life and looking at Canadian art from an international perspective. This is something that I'm extremely interested in and fascinated by.
Of course, the Canadian representation at the Venice Biennale every other year is sort of the pinnacle of that international outreach, but I think it needs to come together through partnerships with other galleries on a regular basis and touring exhibitions.
We are doing that. We have an exhibit right now in Berlin by a group of Canadian artists, General Idea, which is a tremendous success. It was shown in Amsterdam last year. These are the types of exhibitions that we build with other partners.
We're also working on an exhibition called Woven Histories about the history of textile art, which we co-produced with LACMA in Los Angeles, MoMA in New York and the national gallery in Washington. It's being shown in Los Angeles right now, and it will be shown in Ottawa next year.