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A photograph of a person in the desert holding a white umbrella. The umbrella has text around the edge that reads "End the arms race not the human race.”
A photograph of a piece of work that has flower patterns, with other unique shapes and colours. There’s a text on the work that reads “FATE IN YOUR HANDS.”.
Vintage pachinko machine with a blue background and silver balls and other parts
Five molded sculptures of faces with cracked appearances piled randomly on top of each other
A photograph of 7 panels hung behind a white wall, containing the same photo. These panels each have text panels below.

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A photograph of the Art Gallery of Guelph building from the outside in front of the building sign.

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AGG & Visual Identity

The Art Gallery of Guelph launches new website.
A photograph of a person in the desert holding a white umbrella. The umbrella has text around the edge that reads "End the arms race not the human race.”

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Mary Kelly: To Witness the Future

The first exhibition to explore pioneering feminist artist Mary Kelly’s long engagement with activist movements.

A photograph of four brown pots, with 3 being distant, and one close. The pot has patterns of leaves and flowers.

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KC Adams Maada’oonidiwag (Coming together)

Art Gallery of Guelph launches Maada’oonidiwag (Coming together) by artist KC Adams.
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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