Zimra Beiner, Clastic Arrangement, 2023. Found and handmade ceramics, cardboard, wood, metal, MDF, epoxy, cotton and synthetic fibre, plastic . Courtesy of the Artist. Installation view of Between Things: Alberta Ceramics , Art Gallery of Alberta, 2023. Photography by Charles Cousins, courtesy of the Art Gallery of Alberta.
Until November 12
Step into a world of endless creativity and wonder at the AGA with your exclusive annual Engage membership. Get year-round access to all exhibitions, plus a bunch of other cool benefits, all for a great price. Enjoy:
20% off AGA Engage Membership – that's less than $4 a month!
Full, free access to the AGA and 14 other galleries across Canada, year-round.
20% discount at shopAGA from November 1-12 (or 10% discount year-round).
Access to our Member Only Preview for our November 3 exhibition opening reception
...and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to pamper yourself or a loved one!
Calling emerging and student artists - you could win up to $300 in prize money! Submit your art using the colour purple by November 5 for your chance to win, and have your artwork displayed at the AGA along with other shortlisted artists. Participate today!
There are two categories:
Please join us for a curator’s tour of the exhibition The Collectors’ Cosmos: The Meakins – McClaran Print Collection with curator Dr. Sonia Del Re from the National Gallery of Canada, joined by collectors Dr. Jonathan Meakins and Dr. Jacqueline McClaran for this program. This moving tour will take place inside the exhibition and is included in the cost of admission, and is free for students, youth, and AGA members. Registration is encouraged.
This exhibition is organized by the National Gallery of Canada.
Join us on for a special art x fashion edition of Film Night on November 9. We are showing two films that celebrate the art of fashion:
6pm | McQueen (2018)
8pm | The First Monday in May (2016)
Watch both films for $15 or either film for $10. This screening is presented as part of programming for Second Skin presented by
Join us on November 10 for a special Cinema for Seniors screening of The First Monday in May, a documentary about the world-famous Met Gala. This film program is dedicated to seniors and is followed by a friendly 30-minute group discussion with tea and treats.
This screening is $5 or free with our barrier-free tickets.
This film is screened as part of programming for Second Skin, presented by
Join us for our second Annual Art Industry Night, in partnership with CARFAC Alberta. Whether you’re a new, emerging or established artist, or an arts professional, come connect with fellow creatives over snacks, conversation, laughter and activities!
This free event is open to everyone in the Arts. Registration is not required, but preferred.
Need a change? Refresh your home or office this fall with one of our pieces from Art Sales and Rental!
For more than 60 years, the AGA’s Art Sales and Rental program has enabled the public to have art in their homes and offices at a reasonable cost while supporting the careers of Alberta artists. Come by or learn more online.
This fall, spoil yourself and your loved ones with a one-of-a-kind item from shopAGA. As a destination that celebrates Canadian and local makers, designers and innovators, shopAGA provides interesting, authentic, culturally significant and locally-made products to amplify your art experience. Own a unique, handcrafted item while supporting local creators!
Admission is never required to visit shopAGA. Show your AGA membership and save 10%!
Shop ‘N Save with UNIQLO and the AGA
We’re excited to partner with UNIQLO Canada in celebrating the opening of UNIQLO Southgate Centre. From now until the end of 2023, bring your UNIQLO Southgate receipts to the AGA and get $3 off admission! Learn more about the AGA’s hours and directions.
Learn more about this Shop 'N Save partnership below.
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