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SUMMARY:Resistant Fibres
DESCRIPTION:Resistant Fibres\, curated by Julie Graff\, presents 18 textile and fibre works of art from the Canada Council Art Bank collection by artists who use this medium as a powerful tool for protest\, resistance\, celebration\, joy and healing.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/resistant-fibres/
LOCATION:Âjagemô art space\, 150 Elgin St.\, Ottawa\, ON\, K2P 2P8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260602
DTSTAMP:20260423T182613
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SUMMARY:Focus Series
DESCRIPTION:The Focus Series is an ongoing partnership between Library and Archives Canada and the National Gallery of Canada\, building on the rich collections of both institutions. \nFocus on the Métis — A103 Corridor and A103a\nA special collaboration that examines how early images of the Métis are often misidentified or not referenced at all. A careful look at details in historical art and photographs reveals that the Métis are often “hiding in plain sight.” \nPictorialism — A104a\nThe predominant aesthetic in photography throughout the first half of the twentieth century was pictorialism. \nWork is art/Art is work — A109a\nThis installation examines the various ways artists responded to the critical issues of the Depression era. \nPoints of View: Photography in the North — A111a\nDocumentary photographer Pamela Harris recorded community life in Taloyoak\, Nunavut (then Spence Bay\, NWT) for three months in 1972 and 1973 (published as Another Way of Being). Her photographs appear both casual and staged\, the resulting photographic sessions respectfully engaging two cultures and important considerations such as the agency and self-representation of Inuit.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/focus-series/
LOCATION:National Gallery of Canada\, 380 Sussex Drive\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 9N4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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ORGANIZER;CN="National Gallery of Canada":MAILTO:info@gallery.ca
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260323
DTSTAMP:20260423T182613
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SUMMARY:Winter Count: Embracing the Cold
DESCRIPTION:Featuring more than 150 works from the early 19th century to the present\, this exhibition brings together Indigenous\, Canadian settler and European perspectives on the subject. \nWinter Count delves into concepts of tradition\, identity and heritage as it explores how individual artists engage with winter motifs through objects\, paintings\, sculpture and works on paper. Historic Indigenous belongings are juxtaposed with works by contemporary artists like Inuit printmaker Pitseolak Ashoona and Cree artists Duane Linklater and Kent Monkman\, highlighting ancestral knowledge\, storytelling and contemporary critique. The exhibition then draws comparisons between Canadian painters such as Maurice Cullen and Clarence Gagnon and French Impressionists Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro\, focusing on their distinct approaches to capturing the effects of light on snow. Finally\, it reveals a shared visual language among Canadian artists like J.E.H. MacDonald and Lawren S. Harris and their Canadian and Scandinavian counterparts through the lens of winter. \nNamed for the pictorial records used by Indigenous nations from the Plains like the Lakota\, Winter Countreflects on themes of survival\, adaptation and kinship\, portraying winter as a transformative force that shapes human experience. \nThis exhibition is a collaboration between the departments of Indigenous Ways and Decolonization\, Canadian Art and European\, American and Asian art.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/winter-count-embracing-the-cold/
LOCATION:National Gallery of Canada\, 380 Sussex Drive\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 9N4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DTSTAMP:20260423T182613
CREATED:20260114T043431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T043431Z
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SUMMARY:Joanne Gauthier - Mesclun d'égarement
DESCRIPTION:En explorant la porcelaine et d’autres matériaux\, Joanne Gauthier construit une forme d’archéologie intime :\nune archive sensible\, à la fois vivante et vulnérable. Dans un mode où la transformation de notre environnement efface peu\nà peu le sacré\, Mesclun d’égarement déploie un corpus d’œuvres marqué par un contraste fort entre la densité de la matière et l’élan spirituel qu’elle évoque. Ce mélange sensoriel\, volontairement déroutant\, invite à perdre ses repères pour\nmieux interroger la nature sacrée des choses et leur inscription dans l’espace et le temps.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/joanne-gauthier-mesclun-degarement/
LOCATION:Espace Pierre-Debain\, 120 Principale St\, Gatineau\, QC\, J9H 3M3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260330
DTSTAMP:20260423T182613
CREATED:20260114T042031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T042406Z
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SUMMARY:Imaginarium - Don Monet\, Beth Shepherd & Sarah Wayne
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to Imaginarium — a space where memory\, myth\, and whimsy collide. Each work in this exhibition offers a doorway into a world just slightly askew from our own\, where the familiar transforms into the fantastical. Imagination reshapes the everyday\, inviting curiosity\, reflection\, and a quiet sense of wonder. \nDon Monet(link is external) focuses his practice on landscape\, photo-collage\, and acrylic painting on birch plywood. Through photo-collage and acrylic paint\, he creates sequences of fractured photos which are then unified through paint and traditional landscape techniques. Co-Founder and director of Cube Gallery\, Ottawa (2005-present)\, Don has organized dozens of thematic group exhibitions and solo shows and provided a venue for hundreds of artists. \nBeth Shepherd(link opens email application) is an Ottawa-based artist working in printmaking\, photography\, video\, and text. Situated at the intersection of ecology\, animal advocacy\, and ecocritical art history\, her multi-year art-research projects explore the non-human world and humanity’s impacts on it. In this exhibition\, the artist imagines a garden far beyond. \nSarah Wayne is an acrylic painter and mixed media artist creating works focused on abstracted figures and landscapes. An accountant by profession\, Wayne brings a structured and disciplined approach to her art. Her bold colour palette and emphasis on shape combine to create stimulating pieces that invite the eye to linger. \nASP Gallery\, Stafford Studios\nNepean Creative Arts Centre\, Unit 1\n35 Stafford Road\, Bells Corners\nFree admission \nThe gallery is open to the public by appointment only: cgc@ottawa.ca
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/imaginarium-don-monet-beth-shepherd-sarah-wayne/
LOCATION:ASP Gallery\, 35 Stafford Road\, Ottawa\, ON\, K2H 8V8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260130
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260330
DTSTAMP:20260423T182613
CREATED:20260203T232450Z
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SUMMARY:Voir bleu
DESCRIPTION:Gatineau présente cet hiver Voir bleu\, une exposition issue de la Collection Loto-Québec\, à la Galerie Montcalm. Commissariée par Manon Pouliot\, responsable de la Collection Loto-Québec\, Voir bleu réunit une trentaine d’oeuvres d’artistes québécois et célèbre plus de 45 ans d’engagement envers l’art d’ici. \nL’exposition s’articule autour de quatre univers :\n– Bleu abstrait : oeuvres liées aux grands courants modernistes québécois;\n– Bleu nature : paysage\, environnement et rapport au territoire;\n– Bleu optique : perception\, lumière et photographie;\n– Bleu engagé : oeuvres portées par un propos social ou politique. \nParmi les artistes présentés\, on retrouve Serge Lemoyne\, Fernand Leduc\, Françoise Sullivan\, Guido Molinari\, ainsi que trois artistes de la région de l’Outaouais (Pierrette Lambert\, Dominique Plastre et Denise Tremblay). \nCitations \n« Accueillir l’exposition Voir bleu\, c’est offrir à la population de Gatineau un voyage au coeur d’une des plus importantes collections d’entreprises au Québec. C’est une occasion unique de voir se côtoyer les grands courants modernistes et la vision d’artistes de chez nous\, dans une exploration poétique et engagée qui saura toucher tout le monde »\, a déclaré madame Isabelle N. Miron en tant que présidente de la Commission des arts\, de la culture\, des lettres et du patrimoine (CACLP). \n« Voir bleu propose une exploration au coeur des quelque 4 800 oeuvres de la Collection Loto Québec\, un patrimoine culturel inestimable. Les pièces retenues pour cette exposition mettent en lumière la diversité des styles qui traversent l’art québécois tout en faisant écho à l’histoire de la couleur bleu\, chère à la Société. Nous invitons le public à découvrir ce parcours et à porter un regard renouvelé sur la place du bleu dans leur entourage »\, a souligné la responsable de la Collection Loto-Québec\, madame Manon Pouliot.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/voir-bleu/
LOCATION:Galerie Montcalm\, 25 Laurier St\, Gatineau\, Quebec\, J8X 3Y9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260414
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260216T031921Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260216T032154Z
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SUMMARY:Elaf Selim at Constitution Square
DESCRIPTION: Elaf Selim is a fine artist known for luminous\, romantic paintings that explore femininity\, stillness\, and emotional refuge. A Canadian-Egyptian artist raised in Kuwait\, her work is shaped by a life lived across cultures\, landscapes\, and visual traditions. From an early age\, she was encouraged toward imagination and creative expression\, laying the foundation for a lifelong devotion to art.  \nHer painting practice is informed by training in classical oil painting and modern mixed-media techniques\, resulting in dreamlike works that balance structure with intuition. Rooted in Contemporary Romanticism\, Selim creates contemplative paintings of feminine figures\, gardens\, and delicate symbols. Her work offers a counterpoint to a culture of speed and anxiety by privileging slowness\, intimacy\, and light.  \nSelim’s imagery is immediately recognizable: feminine figures\, gardens\, and symbolic elements inhabiting a gentle\, luminous world just beyond waking. Working intuitively\, she draws from dreams\, memory\, meditation\, and nature. Her process includes layered oils\, fluid mark-making\, and hand-printed collage papers created from botanical materials gathered in her garden\, resulting in works that glow with depth and subtle texture.  \nShe creates in her home studio surrounded by gardens\, with the intention that her paintings become sanctuaries; offering collectors moments of rest\, intimacy\, and calm within a fast-paced world. Her work is represented by galleries\, exhibited in juried and curated shows\, and held in private collections\, resonating with collectors drawn to quiet beauty\, emotional presence\, and romantic stillness. 
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/elaf-selim-at-constitution-square/
LOCATION:Constitution Square\, 350 Albert St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 1A4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260216
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260330
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260216T025650Z
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SUMMARY:Intersections
DESCRIPTION:Stop in between  February 15 and March 29\, 2026 to see the show\, Intersections.The Art Hub cooperative gallery is staffed by the artists themselves and you can stop in any time to meet them and get to know their work!Open 10-5 daily\, 7 days a week\, at 127 Bridge St.\, Carleton Place\, ON
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/intersections/
LOCATION:Art Hub (127 Bridge St.)\, 127 Bridge Street\, Carleton Place\, ON\, K7C 2V6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260222T034814Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260222T034814Z
UID:4366-1772064000-1773619199@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:“Rostros: Faces And Voices Of Women Artists In The Outaouais Region” by Taimi Tovar
DESCRIPTION:February 26 to March 15\, 2026 – Wednesday to Sunday\, noon to 5 pm \nVernissage: Saturday\, February 28\, 2 to 4 pm \nFor International Women’s Day\, Galerie Old Chelsea is proud to present a photographic and documentary exhibition by Taimi Tovar. This initiative celebrates the presence of women in the arts\, whether they are painters\, musicians\, architects\, researchers\, or cultural builders. \nBorn out of a shared desire to highlight the female creators who shape our cultural landscape\, this exhibition is much more than a series of portraits. It is an intimate encounter with fourteen committed female artists from diverse backgrounds who share a passion for creation and expression. Through their perspectives\, their stories\, and their varied disciplines\, these artists embody resilience\, audacity\, and feminine creative power. \nThis exhibition goes beyond simply taking portraits. It is also a series of interviews highlighting women artists from the Outaouais region. Through a series of portraits\, Tovar explored the strength and growth of these exceptional women artists\, each contributing in a unique way to the cultural richness of our community. It is a project that highlights women who embody inspiration through their role as artists.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/rostros-faces-and-voices-of-women-artists-in-the-outaouais-region-by-taimi-tovar/
LOCATION:Galerie Old Chelsea\, 783 Route 105\, Chelsea\, QC\, J9B 1P1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260318
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260224T031538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T031538Z
UID:4372-1772064000-1773791999@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Florence Victor Fairy Tales and Other Stories
DESCRIPTION:Everyone’s life is worth telling. We all have a story whose chapters address various subjects: fears\, doubts\, moral dilemmas\, obstacles\, but also encounters\, friendship and love. In fairy tales\, the perilous forest journey allows the main character to mature\, enriched by trials and life lessons\, and by the friendships forged along the way (see B. Bettelheim\, The Use of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales\, 1976). In my personal narrative\, the cities of New York and Berlin become\, in turn\, this forest\, a place of passage and learning. \nThis is the premise of this exhibition.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/florence-victor-fairy-tales-and-other-stories/
LOCATION:Galerie St-Laurent + Hill\, 293 Dalhousie St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 7E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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ORGANIZER;CN="Galerie St-Laurent + Hill":MAILTO:info@galeriestlaurentplushill.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260225T023730Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T024506Z
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SUMMARY:Where Water Meets Land: Mary Gourlay
DESCRIPTION:Mary Gourlay’s work emerges from an emotional and physical immersion in the natural world\, responding to the power\, fragility\, and temporality of landscape. Exploring remote environments by canoe\, kayak\, and on foot\, Gourlay creates sketches\, small paintings\, and photographs that capture fleeting moments of encounter. These fragmentary records form the basis for larger studio works that distill her lived experience of nature into richly expressive paintings. Since settling in Canada in 1992\, her work has been shaped by the landscapes of the Canadian Shield\, the south shore of the St. Lawrence near Rimouski\, and the Pacific coastline of Vancouver Island.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/where-water-meets-land-mary-gourlay/
LOCATION:Arbor Gallery\, 103 High St.\, Vankleek Hill\, ON\, K0B 1R0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260225T024115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T024426Z
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SUMMARY:Rise: Sinclair A. Maloney
DESCRIPTION:Sinclair A. Maloney presents: Rise – a focused selection of landscape and seascape paintings. With a professional background in photography spanning 15 years\, his work is informed by a strong sense of composition and a keen observational eye.\nInfluenced by 19th-century painters such as Corot and Courbet\, and often compared to Turner for his atmospheric sensibility\, Maloney’s paintings balance precision and mood\, offering carefully observed scenes infused with subtle light\, depth\, and movement.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/rise-sinclair-a-maloney/
LOCATION:Arbor Gallery\, 103 High St.\, Vankleek Hill\, ON\, K0B 1R0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260322
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260306T193049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260306T193049Z
UID:4432-1772841600-1774137599@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Joy Kardish | Simplicity in a Turbulent World
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Dates: March 7 – 21\nVernissage: Saturday\, March 7 from 3 – 5 pm \nWall Space Gallery is proud to present Simplicity in a Turbulent World\, a solo exhibition by Ottawa-based photographer Joy Kardish\, in celebration of International Women’s Month. The exhibition considers the quiet\, sustaining moments often overlooked in the midst of unrest. In this body of work\, Kardish turns toward the textures of stillness\, the subtle play of light and surface\, and the small spaces where presence settles into form. Working through historic analog processes\, she creates images that favor deliberation over immediacy and material depth over spectacle. \nAcross the exhibition\, Kardish’s use of cyanotype\, gelatin silver\, and lith printing reflects a commitment to process as a form of discipline. They are structured\, measured\, and materially grounded. In a time marked by volatility and distraction\, Simplicity in a Turbulent World proposes a steadier visual language\, one rooted in light\, shadow\, and the enduring physicality of the photographic print. \n 
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/joy-kardish-simplicity-in-a-turbulent-world/
LOCATION:Wall Space Gallery\, 1090 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260322
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260306T193330Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260306T193330Z
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SUMMARY:Iryna Merkulova | Peripheral Surfaces
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Dates: March 7 – 21\nVernissage: Saturday\, March 7 from 3 – 5 pm\, artist talk @ 3:45 pm \nWall Space Gallery is excited to present Peripheral Surfaces\, a solo exhibition by Montreal-based artist Iryna Merkulova\, in celebration of International Women’s Month. In this series\, Merkulova treats the storefront window not as a transparent boundary but as a charged surface where desire\, access\, and distance collide. Her paintings do not present the city as coherent or navigable. Instead\, they concentrate on glass\, signage\, glare\, and artificial light\, the very elements that structure how we look and what we are permitted to see. \nBorn in Kyiv and based in Montreal\, Merkulova approaches urban space from a position shaped by movement and relocation. Reflection becomes more than a visual device. It becomes a condition of inhabiting the city without fully claiming it. Commercial surfaces dominate the field of vision\, flattening architecture into image and transforming interiors into spectacle.\nAcross Peripheral Surfaces\, the city emerges as layered\, seductive\, and unstable. Glass does not clarify but multiplies\, and signage does not simply advertise but structures perception. Merkulova’s brushwork reinforces this instability\, allowing forms to flicker between solidity and dissolution. These paintings locate urban life at the edge of visibility\, where belonging is provisional and space is experienced through surface.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/iryna-merkulova-peripheral-surfaces/
LOCATION:Wall Space Gallery\, 1090 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260312
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260422
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260225T025452Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T025452Z
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SUMMARY:Dinho Bento: Another Cycle
DESCRIPTION:Another Cycle presents paintings and mixed-media works exploring the intersection of the human body and nature through surreal atmospheres and organic textures. Dinho Bento reflects on belonging\, shelter and transformation\, inviting viewers into a poetic dialogue about identity\, emotional connection and the cyclical essence of existence. \nAs a Brazilian artist based in Canada\, Dinho Bento merges Minas Gerais Baroque heritage with precise organic observation. He’s an internationally recognized muralist who maintains a research‑driven studio practice. His work examines tensions and harmonies between humanity and nature\, creating a dialogue between public art and exhibition space.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/dinho-bento-another-cycle/
LOCATION:Atrium Gallery – Ben Franklin Place\, 101 Centrepointe Dr\, Ottawa\, K2G 0B5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260427
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260319T171019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T171019Z
UID:4498-1773792000-1777247999@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Levelling Up
DESCRIPTION:The Kanata Civic Art Gallery is pleased to present “Levelling Up\,” a new exhibition featuring the work of 26 gallery artists. \nThis vibrant show brings together a wide range of styles\, subjects\, and mediums\, offering visitors an engaging look at the depth and diversity of our artistic community. From painting and photography to mixed media and more\, each piece reflects the continued growth and creative evolution of our members. \nAll artwork is available for purchase\, making this a wonderful opportunity to add original\, local art to your collection. \nWe invite you to visit and experience the exhibition in person. \nExhibition Dates \nMarch 18 to April 26\, 2026 \nLocation \nKanata Civic Art Gallery \nMlacak Community Centre \n2500 Campeau Drive \nKanata\, Ontario
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/levelling-up/
LOCATION:Kanata Civic Art Gallery\, 2500 Campeau Drive\, Kanata\, ON\, K2K 2W3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260303T211440Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T211440Z
UID:4420-1773878400-1775433599@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Naturally Canada
DESCRIPTION:“Naturally Canada / Naturellement le Canada” is a dynamic exhibition of mixed media artwork inspired by the vast and diverse nature of Canada. \nThe collection features works that range from abstract interpretations to detailed representational pieces. Each artwork demonstrates a visible integration of mixed media and/or mixed techniques—combining materials such as paint\, collage\, texture\, found objects\, and layered processes to create depth and dimension. Through this diversity of styles and methods\, the exhibition reflects not only the richness of Canada’s environment but also the varied artistic voices inspired by it. \n“Naturally Canada / Naturellement le Canada” celebrates the beauty\, complexity\, and spirit of the natural world\, inviting viewers to experience Canada’s landscapes through innovative and expressive artistic perspectives.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/naturally-canada/
LOCATION:Galerie Old Chelsea\, 783 Route 105\, Chelsea\, QC\, J9B 1P1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260303T211609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T211609Z
UID:4423-1774098000-1774108800@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Naturally Canada - Vernissage
DESCRIPTION:“Naturally Canada / Naturellement le Canada” is a dynamic exhibition of mixed media artwork inspired by the vast and diverse nature of Canada. \nThe collection features works that range from abstract interpretations to detailed representational pieces. Each artwork demonstrates a visible integration of mixed media and/or mixed techniques—combining materials such as paint\, collage\, texture\, found objects\, and layered processes to create depth and dimension. Through this diversity of styles and methods\, the exhibition reflects not only the richness of Canada’s environment but also the varied artistic voices inspired by it. \n“Naturally Canada / Naturellement le Canada” celebrates the beauty\, complexity\, and spirit of the natural world\, inviting viewers to experience Canada’s landscapes through innovative and expressive artistic perspectives.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/naturally-canada-vernissage/
LOCATION:Galerie Old Chelsea\, 783 Route 105\, Chelsea\, QC\, J9B 1P1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Vernissage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T170000
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260303T212423Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T212423Z
UID:4428-1774101600-1774112400@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Stephanie Moscrip
DESCRIPTION:Cheese and Winne vernissage
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/stephanie-moscrip/
LOCATION:Art Hub (127 Bridge St.)\, 127 Bridge Street\, Carleton Place\, ON\, K7C 2V6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Vernissage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260321T170000
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260314T233134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260314T233134Z
UID:4461-1774101600-1774112400@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Lenni Workman - NEW WORK: Vernissage
DESCRIPTION:Lenni Workman – Artist Statement \nMy work is a Request.\nA request to the viewer to look and look again\, don’t stop at superficial information.\nA request to notice how time and light transform your visual world.  Experience that a still-life or a room acts as a sun-dial.\nA request to see the alignment of the micro and macro worlds: how much a reflecting jar of water resembles the photographs we see of our galaxy.\nA request to see that we humans are part of this complex and fragile natural web of life.\nA request to concentrate and dream at the same time. Just for a moment\, hang your soul up on a bough with apple blossoms.\nA request to marvel at the power of a seed to put out roots and the power of a bud to flower. Allow this observed power to energize your efforts to conserve nature on our planet.\nLet the perfection of a moment of light summon the awe and love that it deserves. \nLenni Workman – Biography\nLenni Workman was born in Belleville\, Ont.\, and grew up on a farm just north of there. She studied Art History at Queen’s University\, graduated from St. Lawrence College\, Kingston\, in 1973\, and has been exhibiting paintings since then. Recipient of many awards and grants\, her works can be found in numerous public\, corporate\, and private collections throughout North America and Europe.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/lenni-workman-new-work-vernissage/
LOCATION:Galerie St-Laurent + Hill\, 293 Dalhousie St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 7E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Vernissage
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ORGANIZER;CN="Galerie St-Laurent + Hill":MAILTO:info@galeriestlaurentplushill.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260326T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260326T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260306T194537Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260306T194537Z
UID:4444-1774546200-1774553400@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:About Womanhood - Vernissage
DESCRIPTION:March 26 to May 5\, 2026 \nOpening: Thursday\, March 26\, 5:30 to 7:30 pm \nBy looking at her role in society as a woman\, wife\, mother\, and artist\, Ada Brzeski has created a series of clay sculptures exploring womanhood\, addressing the everyday realities and frustrations women face. Through these works\, she hopes to foster a deeper understanding among both men and women of these often-overlooked experiences. \nAda Brzeski is a ceramic artist with over twenty years of experience. Largely self‑taught\, she continues to refine her practice through courses and workshops. Drawing inspiration from her Polish heritage\, she works from a shared studio in Ottawa. \nTRINITY ART GALLERY\nShenkman Arts Centre\n245 Centrum Boulevard\, Lower Level\nFree admission. Wheelchair accessible.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/about-womanhood-vernissage/
LOCATION:Shenkman Arts Centre\, 245 Centrum Blvd\, Orléans\, ON\, K1E 0A1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Vernissage
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260330
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260405T152508Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260405T152508Z
UID:4546-1774828800-1779062399@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Whispers of Change
DESCRIPTION:A new Art Show at Art Hub Gallery this spring.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/whispers-of-change/
LOCATION:Art Hub Gallery\, 50 Bennett St\, Carleton Place\, ON\, K7C 4J9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260402T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260402T230000
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260319T164934Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T164934Z
UID:4495-1775156400-1775170800@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Art Battle\, April 2\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Step into a world where imagination comes to life! Watch as talented artists transform blank canvases into breathtaking masterpieces in just 20 electrifying minutes per round. \nFeel the energy in the air as creativity flows and the crowd cheers them on. \nVote to crown the ultimate champion and take home a piece of the night with the silent auction of all original works. \nArt Battle Ottawa is an all-ages event. \nEvent Details: \n\nDate: April 2\nTime: 7:00PM\nLocation: Ottawa
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/art-battle-april-2-2026/
LOCATION:Overflow Brewing Company\, 2477 Kaladar Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1V 8B9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Entertainment
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260314T234210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260314T234210Z
UID:4465-1775260800-1775433599@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Pakenham Maple Run Tour
DESCRIPTION:April 4 and 5 2026 from 10am to 4pm daily.\nDiscover the art and fine craft of local artists and artisans at 7 fascinating tour stops located in and around the charming heritage village of Pakenham \nSpring is just around the corner and the sap will soon be running – which means it’s almost time for the annual Pakenham Maple Run Tour of art\, fine craft\, local food\, and heritage. On April 4 and 5th\, the 22nd year of this tour returns with exceptional artists and artisans in 7 fascinating tour stops in and around the beautiful village of Pakenham. Experience a huge variety of carefully curated creative expressions\, including painting\, pottery\, pewter\, glass\, jewellery\, photography\, weaving\, soap-making\, blacksmithing\, paper arts\, woodworking\, artisanal food\, and so much more. New artists join the Tour each year! Take a drive of discovery along the Tour route\, where you can take in spectacular spring scenery en route to experiencing the Tour’s unique locations: heritage buildings\, a craft brewery\, a cidery\, a one-room schoolhouse\, and a sugar bush. New this year\, a new stop at the Cedarhill Tree Farm has been added.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/pakenham-maple-run-tour/
LOCATION:Pakenham and surrounding area\, Pakenham\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tour
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260407
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260408
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260314T232828Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260314T233057Z
UID:4458-1775520000-1775606399@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Lenni Workman - NEW WORK
DESCRIPTION:Lenni Workman – Artist Statement \nMy work is a Request.\nA request to the viewer to look and look again\, don’t stop at superficial information.\nA request to notice how time and light transform your visual world.  Experience that a still-life or a room acts as a sun-dial.\nA request to see the alignment of the micro and macro worlds: how much a reflecting jar of water resembles the photographs we see of our galaxy.\nA request to see that we humans are part of this complex and fragile natural web of life.\nA request to concentrate and dream at the same time. Just for a moment\, hang your soul up on a bough with apple blossoms.\nA request to marvel at the power of a seed to put out roots and the power of a bud to flower. Allow this observed power to energize your efforts to conserve nature on our planet.\nLet the perfection of a moment of light summon the awe and love that it deserves. \nLenni Workman – Biography\nLenni Workman was born in Belleville\, Ont.\, and grew up on a farm just north of there. She studied Art History at Queen’s University\, graduated from St. Lawrence College\, Kingston\, in 1973\, and has been exhibiting paintings since then. Recipient of many awards and grants\, her works can be found in numerous public\, corporate\, and private collections throughout North America and Europe.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/lenni-workman-new-work/
LOCATION:Galerie St-Laurent + Hill\, 293 Dalhousie St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 7E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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ORGANIZER;CN="Galerie St-Laurent + Hill":MAILTO:info@galeriestlaurentplushill.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260409
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260427
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260405T145836Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260405T150028Z
UID:4524-1775692800-1777247999@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Slip Terrace by Andrew Rucklidge
DESCRIPTION:April 9 to 26\, 2026 \nVernissage: Saturday April 11\, 1-4 pm \nGalerie Old Chelsea is thrilled to present a series of new paintings by Andrew Rucklidge\, an internationally recognized artist now living in Chelsea.  The exhibition captures the invisible yet deeply familiar forces that shape the earth over time as Rucklidge draws on processes such as erosion\, sedimentation\, metamorphism\, volcanic eruptions\, exposed faults\, and slipping terraces. \nAndrew Rucklidge’s practice is rooted in an exploration of the planet’s internal gestures—subtle\, powerful movements translated into paint through a deeply material and process-driven approach. Working with ancient and traditional media including egg tempera\, distemper\, watercolour\, handmade inks\, encaustic\, and sun-thickened linseed oil\, he constructs surfaces that echo the layered complexity of geological formations.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/slip-terrace-by-andrew-rucklidge/
LOCATION:Galerie Old Chelsea\, 783 Route 105\, Chelsea\, QC\, J9B 1P1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260409
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260429
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260405T151951Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260405T151951Z
UID:4541-1775692800-1777420799@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Terry Brynaert - still*life
DESCRIPTION:Still*life is not a meditation on fruit bowls or porcelain vases; it proposes a dialogue between breath and silence\, between the pulse of existence and the hush of its surroundings. These paintings have emerged from the experience of living surrounded by nature—a life steeped in forests\, rivers\, and the quiet choreography of seasons. They are offered as invitations to pause\, to inhabit the stillness that nature offers without demanding\, and to recognize that stillness is never empty; it hums with life. \nFrom a distance\, the works may appear akin to realism\, as if reality itself were gently lifted from the forest floor and pinned to canvas. Yet\, as the viewer approaches\, the illusion fractures. What may have appeared serene reveals a riot of detail—brushstrokes that mimic the chaos of wind‑tossed leaves\, textures that echo the restless industry of bees buzzing about. This duality mirrors the experience of walking in the woods: the grandeur of treetops overhead\, and\, at your feet\, a single ant bearing the improbable weight of a pine needle. Stillness\, here\, is not stasis; it is a layered complexity\, a quiet teeming. \nIt is from this layered\, breathing stillness of the natural world that the studio’s own quiet emerges. In the act of painting\, thought slows to a near‑motionless drift\, settling into a trance‑like\, empty‑headed calm. The studio becomes a kind of interior forest—silent\, attentive\, stripped of urgency—where gesture arises without strain and decisions surface from a place beneath language. This meditative quiet is not separate from nature but echoes it\, becoming another form of listening. \nImmersion in nature is not an escape but a return. Silence is not absence\, but presence amplified. Each painting becomes a vessel for this paradox—where calm and vitality coexist\, where the infinite and the infinitesimal converse in colour and form. \nIn still*life\, the viewer is invited to slow down\, to look twice\, to surrender to the tension between order and disorder. These works are not so much representations; they are translations of experience\, carrying the scent of pine\, the flicker of shadow\, the pulse of unseen lives. They strive to remind that stillness is not the opposite of life—it is its most profound articulation.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/terry-brynaert-stilllife/
LOCATION:Galerie St-Laurent + Hill\, 293 Dalhousie St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 7E5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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ORGANIZER;CN="Galerie St-Laurent + Hill":MAILTO:info@galeriestlaurentplushill.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260409
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260413T222353Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260413T222353Z
UID:4582-1775692800-1779062399@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Trailer Trash - Randall Anderson
DESCRIPTION:Step into the world of Randall Anderson in Trailer Trash\, a provocative exploration of high and low culture through personal and social lenses. Drawing on his upbringing in trailer parks\, early work as a diesel mechanic\, and extensive studies in critical theory and formalist painting\, Anderson creates work that challenges conventional ideas of art and cultural value. His pieces blend everyday experience with formal experimentation\, offering intimate and thought-provoking reflections on the spaces we inhabit and the ways we interpret them.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/trailer-trash-randall-anderson/
LOCATION:Arbor Gallery\, 103 High St.\, Vankleek Hill\, ON\, K0B 1R0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260409
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260413T222529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260413T222529Z
UID:4585-1775692800-1779062399@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Dimensions - Annie-France Bowker
DESCRIPTION:In Dimensions\, Annie-France Bowker explores form\, perception\, and imagined landscapes through handwoven wall hangings. Her work navigates the space between the tangible and the abstract\, where geometry meets intuition and structure gives way to otherworldly possibility. Weaving is a deeply meditative process for Bowker\, and in its rhythm\, she often finds herself transported into unfamiliar inner spaces. Each piece begins as a sketch and evolves on the loom into a kind of puzzle\, guided by both logic and instinct. Though the process is not always exact\, there is a moment when material\, gesture\, and intention align\, and each work finds its form.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/dimensions-annie-france-bowker/
LOCATION:Arbor Gallery\, 103 High St.\, Vankleek Hill\, ON\, K0B 1R0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260410
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260608
DTSTAMP:20260423T182614
CREATED:20260405T153052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260405T153052Z
UID:4549-1775779200-1780876799@artinottawa.org
SUMMARY:Grand Nord - Valérian Mazataud
DESCRIPTION:Le photographe Valérian Mazataud a recréé\, avec des citoyens de son quartier de Montréal-Nord\, des scènes de la vie quotidienne d’autrefois. Il a fouillé des archives photographiques et des albums de famille pour ensuite\, lors d’ateliers\, reconstituer ces photos en imaginant un univers à la croisée des époques et des cultures. \nPrès d’une centaine de participants – originaires du Québec\, d’Haïti\, du Salvador ou de la Turquie – ont contribué à ce processus de co-création. Il en résulte une série de diptyques où passé et présent se répondent\, révélant autant l’évolution du Québec urbain que le regard des nouveaux arrivants sur leur société d’accueil. \nNous vous invitons en grand nombre au vernissage de l’exposition qui aura lieu le vendredi\, 10 avril 2026\, de 19 h à 21 h. L’entrée est libre et gratuite.
URL:https://artinottawa.org/event/grand-nord-valerian-mazataud/
LOCATION:Galerie Montcalm\, 25 Laurier St\, Gatineau\, Quebec\, J8X 3Y9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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