#MuseumAtHome
We invite you to #MuseumAtHome and enjoy free digital content from the Art Gallery of Guelph (AGG)! Explore the current exhibitions, Sculpture Park, and permanent art collections online.
Talks, Conversations, Presentations
Explore our online talks, conversations, and presentations here >
Exhibitions
Explore and interact with virtual tours of the recent exhibitions:
- Breathe. | Enter the exhibition >
- Anna Torma: Permanent Danger | Curated by Sarah Quinton | Enter the exhibition >
- Emmanuel Osahor: For a Moment | Enter the exhibition >
- Vectors of Transmission | Curated by Shauna McCabe | Enter the exhibition >
Sculpture Park
- Take a virtual tour of the Sculpture Park! Start the tour >
- Three fun games to try on your next visit to the Sculpture Park | Download the activity sheet >
Colour the Collection
Reimagine artworks from the AGG’s permanent collections in your own colours! Let your colour story begin, download free colouring pages:
- Lightmare (1986) by Cynthia Short | Download page >
- Stray Plow (1993) by Brian Scott | Download page >
- Feather (1997) by John Greer | Download page >
- Camp (2005) by Susan Detwiler | Download page >
- Colony (2007) by Mary Anne Barkhouse and Michael Belmore | Download page >
- Kivioq’s Journey Ends (2005) by William Noah | Download page >
- The Drive (1916-1917) by Tom Thomson | Download page >
- Raccoon (1872) by John Hicks Whale | Download page >
- Untitled (c. 1840) by Edwin Henry Landseer | Download page >
- Red Flower (1972) by John MacGregor | Download page >
- The Red Elements Make it Work (1975) by Rolph Scarlett | Download page >
- Untitled (1956) by Rolph Scarlett | Download page >
- Untitled (1957) by Rolph Scarlett | Download page >
Schoolhouse Studio Sheets
Introducing a series of fun at-home art activities for kids and families inspired by works in the Art Gallery of Guelph’s permanent collection! Complementing curriculum guidelines, these activities encourage young people to apply creative processes to shape and communicate thoughts, stories and ideas. Learning about art and art history as well as basic definitions and artistic techniques, they also have the opportunity to use a variety of tools and concepts in creating their own artwork!
- Seth: Storytelling Through Comics, Graphic Novels and Zines
- Clark McDougall: “Black Enamel” Landscapes
- Simon Tookoome: Illustrating Stories with Line and Colour
- Irene Avaalaaqiaq and Marion Tuu’luq: Felt Board Storytelling
- Philip Croft: Make a Neighbourhood Nature Diary
Today’s Tom Thomson
Today’s Tom Thomson is a project by the AGG’s Gallery Coordinator, Verne Harrison. Inspired by the gallery’s collection of works by Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, Harrison has been recreating their iconic images of Canadian terrain and exhibiting them outdoors during this period of isolation.
Gallery
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Image: Rolph Scarlett (1889–1984), Untitled, 1957, gouache on paper, University of Guelph Collection at the Art Gallery of Guelph