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This artist cancelled a U.S. show because of a 50% tariff on Canadian art

September 2, 2026

Ottawa-based visual artist Michael Harrington says he cancelled an upcoming exhibition in Boston after learning the Trump administration had implemented a 50 per cent tariff on Canadian art.

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