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event

Big Ideas Lecture and Exhibition Launch: What Remains

May 2.2024

Launching the ArtsEverywhere festival organized and presented by Musagetes, join the artists of the El Paso-based What Remains Collective for a guided conversation followed by an exhibition opening reception.
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 ArtsEverywhere Festival @ AGG

May 5.2024

The ArtsEverywhere Festival is the place where conversations, ideas, and artistic experiments come alive in our home community of Guelph, Ontario. Check out this year’s program at the AGG!
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program

Walking as Remapping: Spring Chorus River Walk with Annie Dunning

May 13.2024

When amphibians breathe through their skin under water, does it have a taste? A smell? What could be learned by thinking about the sensory experiences of non-human animals?
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The Making of a Museum and Kivioq’s Journey: A Presentation by Judith Nasby

May 30.2024

Hear from author, art historian, and the Macdonald Stewart Art Centre’s founding Director, Judith Nasby, as she takes attendees through the events of the early years of Guelph’s public gallery and sculpture park.
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program

Cross Border Dialogues: Bana Kattan and Vicky Moufawad-Paul with Nasrin Himada

Jun 6.2024

Palestinian curator and writer Nasrin Himada moderates a conversation between curators Bana Kattan and Vicky Moufawad-Paul.
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program

Cross-Border Dialogues: Tarah Hogue and Pablo N. Barrera

Jun 18.2024

The AGG welcomes Cross-Border Dialogues: Tarah Hogue and Pablo N. Barrera for May’s Cross-Border Dialogues online conversation!
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education

Camp Create 2024

Jul 2 / Aug 16 2024

Join us in 2024 for seven weeks of artmaking and hands-on learning as budding artists get creative at the AGG’s week-long art camps!
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education

Youth Art Club

Jan 9 / Jun 11 2024

Back in 2024 starting on January 9, we invite teens ages 13 – 19 to come hang out at the art gallery every second Tuesday from 4 – 6 pm.

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ᑕᐅᑐᑉᐹ Tautuppaa | Long Looking
Tim Pitsiulak

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news

Middlebrook Prize awarded to Dallas Fellini

The Art Gallery of Guelph (AGG) is pleased to announce that Dallas Fellini has been awarded the 2024 Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators.
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Cross-Border Dialogues

Launching in the fall of 2023, Cross-Border Dialogues features a series of conversations connecting curators and programmers in the United States and Canada.
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project

Step x Step: Walking as Remapping

The Art Gallery of Guelph is pleased to present a series of walks that offer new insight into everyday landscapes in our community.
We acknowledge that the Art Gallery of Guelph resides on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation of the Anishinaabek Peoples, who are the ancestral holders – and today the treaty holders – of this land.

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