current and upComing
Exhibitions
current and upComing
Exhibitions
Main Gallery
Main Gallery
Noni Kaur | ANTIDOTE
Noni Kaur welcomes guests with an antidote of sweetness. She holds the viewer through a sensory experience by asking “how do we navigate these spaces?” Her work is a living piece formulated through a process of sensual expression and a rich fluidity of domestic rituals. As the work grows roots, patterns organically form while the artist straightens her spine to expand her reach. Embracing life, Kaur holds up a bright light for an opportunity to be present in a time of change.
Noni Kaur | ANTIDOTE
Noni Kaur welcomes guests with an antidote of sweetness. She holds the viewer through a sensory experience by asking “how do we navigate these spaces?” Her work is a living piece formulated through a process of sensual expression and a rich fluidity of domestic rituals. As the work grows roots, patterns organically form while the artist straightens her spine to expand her reach. Embracing life, Kaur holds up a bright light for an opportunity to be present in a time of change.
Freeman Gallery
Freeman Gallery
Freeman Gallery
Paul Shilling (Dazaunggee) & Ted Fullerton | Darkness Does Not Belong in the Shadows
“Darkness Does Not Belong in the Shadows” is a conversation – “dialogue in image” between two artists, Paul Shilling (Dazaunggee) and Ted Fullerton. Both artists were open to hear the other, they were willing to ask hard questions in order to build a friendship through trust, respect, emotional support, and admiration. As they sat beneath the trees, side by side on a warm sunny day they agreed that “the painted conversation should also be said in words and in public no matter how difficult the social situation presents itself in life. “The final works are a visual dialogue of their risk, as well as a difficult conversation translated onto the canvas.
Paul Shilling (Dazaunggee) & Ted Fullerton | Darkness Does Not Belong in the Shadows
“Darkness Does Not Belong in the Shadows” is a conversation – “dialogue in image” between two artists, Paul Shilling (Dazaunggee) and Ted Fullerton. Both artists were open to hear the other, they were willing to ask hard questions in order to build a friendship through trust, respect, emotional support, and admiration. As they sat beneath the trees, side by side on a warm sunny day they agreed that “the painted conversation should also be said in words and in public no matter how difficult the social situation presents itself in life. “The final works are a visual dialogue of their risk, as well as a difficult conversation translated onto the canvas.
Juried Show
XIT – RM
From the Permanent Collection
Indigenous Group of Seven – A Series
Featured Artist
Norval Morrisseau | The Artist With Old Friends
Type: Painting
Description:
The Artist With Old Friends is an iconic work that is a fine example of Norval Morrisseau’s bold, simplified painting style. Morrisseau frequently referenced his Aboriginal heritage, and the bright colours in this piece are characteristic of his later period.
XIT – RM
From the Permanent Collection
Indigenous Group of Seven – A Series
Featured Artist
Norval Morrisseau | The Artist With Old Friends
Type: Painting
Description:
The Artist With Old Friends is an iconic work that is a fine example of Norval Morrisseau’s bold, simplified painting style. Morrisseau frequently referenced his Aboriginal heritage, and the bright colours in this piece are characteristic of his later period.
Plan Your Visit
Location
The AGM is located on the ground floor of the Civic Centre building right on Celebration Square, and across the street from Square One Mall and the Living Arts Centre. Closest to South East Entrance.
Plan Your Visit
Location
The AGM is located on the ground floor of the Civic Centre building right on Celebration Square, and across the street from Square One Mall and the Living Arts Centre. Closest to South East Entrance.
Address
300 City Centre Drive
Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1
(905) 896-5088
Admission
Free Admission | Donations Appreciated
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
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Gallery Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 10am – 5pm
Thursdays: 10am - 8pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12pm – 4pm
Monday & Holidays: Closed
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