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This week in your AGA E-news we:

  • update you on our holiday hours
  • say thank you
  • dive into wine with Color De Vino
  • take an art class or two
  • get ready for an All Day Sunday

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Holiday Hours at Your AGA

Holiday hours


The holidays are here! Your AGA holiday hours are as follows:

December 24: Closed
December 25: Closed
December 26: Closed
December 27: Closed
December 28: Closed    
December 29: 11am-5pm
December 30: 11am-7pm
December 31: Closed
January 1: Closed
January 2: 11am-5pm 


Current Exhibitions

Want to know what's on at your AGA? You can find all the current exhibitions and information about them below!

Last Chance!

ROYGBIV Closes January 2!

It's your last chance to explore the immersive exhibition ROYGBIV at your AGA.

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet; this exhibition is a maximalist tribute to colour. The artists featured in ROYGBIV are interested in colour’s ability to alter mood, change behaviour, or simply transform space. Colours can conjure joy and playfulness, they can shape social spaces and can even be employed for social control. The projects in ROYGBIV reveal a relationship between colour, architectural form, the inner and outer spaces they can create and the resulting effects on the human body. 

The subtle and not so subtle shifts and changes in colour across ROYGBIV are meant to not only engage you but to change you. 

This exhibition is organized by the Art Gallery of Alberta and curated by Catherine Crowston and Lindsey Sharman. Presented as part of the Poole Center of Design. 


Want to know what's on at your AGA? You can find all the current exhibitions and information about them below!

Thank you from the AGA

That's a Wrap!

Thank You!

As the year comes to a close we would like to extend a very big thank you to all the artists that contributed and shared their work with us over the past year. They helped us continue to provide thought-provoking, immersive, beautiful and reflective art to Western Canada.

Thank you for all your contributions.

Upcoming #AGAlives

Art and Wine with the AGA and Color de Vino

Art and Wine with the AGA and Color de Vino

Wednesday, January 5 

6pm MST 


Join us on the first Wednesday of the month for a conversation about art and wine with AGA Executive Director Catherine Crowston and Juanita Roos and Kelsey Roos from Color de Vino. 

This month we are going to be tasting a selection of value wines selected by Color de Vino, since a good wine is not determined by its costs. We hope you will join us for this tasting as we focus on great wines that are of great value.

Drop by Color de Vino before each event to purchase the wine we will be discussing - and digesting. Participants in this virtual wine tasting will receive a discount on their wine from Color de Vino.

The program will be offered virtually, so you can enjoy your wine from the comfort of home.

Registration to this event is free for AGA members or $10 per household.



#AGAlive is presented by the EPCOR Heart + Soul Fund and the Canada Council for the Arts.

AGA Education & Learning

ArtBreak Camps

ArtBreak Camps


City Art Adventures December 27-30  
Students ages 6–12 years




The AGA runs week-long camps designed especially for students aged 6–12, each camp features a new theme aimed to connect students with art and ideas.

AGA ArtBreak Camps empower campers take the lead in these exploratory programs to discover the world around them through art activities, exercises and projects related to specific themes. Focusing on student interactions and personal experiences, these camps create bridges between art, ideas and our community.    

Join us for an investigation of nature, landscapes, graphic and structural design alongside our regular artful adventures and delightful surprises! Each week, we explore one of these themes, visit current exhibitions, experiment in the studio and discover the art, neighbourhoods and green spaces around the gallery.

All Day Sunday | Time Warp

Sunday, January 9

11am MST


All Day Sunday

Time Warp

Imagine you can travel across time and space! Delve into the artwork of featured artist Harley Morman and discover how the artist uses the concept of time and perspective to transform our perceptions. Get creative with stickers, stamps and collage and bring your views of the past, present and future together.

All Day Sundays at the AGA provide families the opportunities to spend the afternoon exploring art and ideas connected to current exhibitions. With programs and projects scheduled throughout the day, families can stay for a while or drop-in for a quick visit. All Day Sunday activities include hands-on art-making, storytelling, performances, Gallery visits and collaborative projects.

Kids Art Classes | I Spy…Art Everywhere!

January 8 – February 12, 2022

10am MST


I Spy…Art Everywhere!

Learn fun techniques such as photography and printmaking and create a visual journal of our present day.  

Like the game, artists keenly observe their surroundings, recording the world around them. In this studio, we will play games to sharpen our looking skills and play with a variety of 2D materials including paint, ink and paper. Learn fun techniques such as photography and printmaking and create a visual journal of our present day.  

Register below!

The Art Hive

Thursdays 12pm MST 

Join AGA educators and students from St. Stephen’s College Art Therapy program in the art studio Art Hive; a weekly community-based art making initiative that is FREE and open to all, every Thursday from 12-1pm. 

Discover more AGA art activities here 🎨


The Art Gallery of Alberta respectfully acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional land of diverse Indigenous peoples including the Cree, Nitsitapi/Blackfoot, Métis, Nakota Sioux, Iroquois, Dene, Ojibway/Saulteaux/Anishinaabe. We also acknowledge all of the Indigenous, Inuit and Métis peoples who make Alberta their home today.