Art In Ottawa

A Mixed Hanging
2025-08-14 - 2025-09-02 | Galerie St-Laurent + Hill, 293 Dalhousie St, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7E5, Canada

Dialogue avec la Nature
2025-08-23 - 2025-10-26 | Galerie Montcalm, 25 Laurier St, Gatineau, Quebec, J8X 3Y9, Canada
L’exposition sera présentée à la Galerie Montcalm, du 23 août au 05 octobre 2025.
Là où il n’y a rien, il y a quelque chose.
Quelque chose qui a une énergie. Et ça peut être beau et harmonieux.
Là où un projet se développe, il y a de la place pour du rêve.
La nature fournit des formes et des lignes qui peuvent devenir des passages, des transformations et des
apprentissages…

Les forces de la nature
2025-08-27 - 2025-10-12 | Espace Pierre-Debain, 120 Principale St, Gatineau, QC, J9H 3M3, Canada
An annual art show by Arts visuels de Gatineau. A nice group show of local artists.

Heather Markgraf Lowe - Passions & Inspirations
2025-08-28 - 2025-09-21 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
Artist Heather Markgraf Lowe presents Passions and Inspirations, an exhibition of oil paintings celebrating the beauty of landscapes and portraiture.
Painting since 2020, Heather draws inspiration from local parks, beaches, and the people she loves most—her family and their pets. Her work blends heightened realism with warmth and personality, reflecting both the natural world and human connection.
A member of the artists association, Artistes Hudson Artists (AHA), Heather continues to expand her skills through studies in life drawing and portraiture, translating what she sees into colour, light, and form.
Vernissage
Sunday, August 31, 2025
1pm to 3pm

Hélène Roy & Wendy A. Thomas
2025-08-28 - 2025-09-21 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
Born in Hearst, Ontario, Hélène now resides in Lefaivre, Ontario. She enjoys painting on barnboard and wooden rounds, experimenting with oil, watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media techniques, including acrylic on tissue paper. Her work spans semi-realism to abstract expression, exploring diverse subjects and approaches.
A lifelong art enthusiast, she participated in unique projects throughout high school and has since exhibited in numerous shows and holiday markets. For her, painting is a rewarding way to explore creativity and personal expression. She is a member and volunteer at Arbor Gallery.
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Wendy A. Thomas is a Montreal-based artist whose work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions across Quebec and Ontario. Her paintings are represented in private collections in Canada, the U.S., the Philippines, and Bulgaria, and have been highlighted in publications including *Embossed* and *The Review*.
In her semi-abstract work, Wendy explores scale and perception, inspired by her photography of the urban environment. She observes often-overlooked details — scratches, dents, and marks on concrete walls — and seeks to reveal the hidden beauty within them. Working in acrylic, she layers paint and textures to create depth, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface, embrace ambiguity, and discover new interpretations.

Heather Markgraf Lowe, Passions & Inspirations - Vernissage
2025-08-31 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Toronto) | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada

Hélène Roy & Wendy A. Thomas - Vernissage
2025-08-31 13:00 - 15:00 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada

Two Views On Nature by Natalie Louise & Lucie Bertrand
2025-09-04 - 2025-09-21 | Galerie Old Chelsea, 783 Route 105, Chelsea, QC, J9B 1P1, Canada
Galerie Old Chelsea is pleased to present “Two Views On Nature”, bringing together the evocative works of artists Natalie Louise and Lucie Bertrand, each drawing inspiration from the richness and diversity of the natural world. Though their techniques and perspectives differ, both artists share a deep reverence for nature, translating its beauty into works that are immersive, poetic, and emotionally resonant.
Natalie Louise – Wonder Captured on Canvas
A self-taught painter from Val-des-Monts, Natalie Louise invites viewers into serene landscapes infused with light and tranquility. Her acrylic paintings are rooted in careful observation and inspired by real places—often captured during hikes and travels. Through a close-up, eye-level perspective, she offers a warm, welcoming vision of nature that emphasizes peacefulness and authenticity. Her work gently urges us to pause, breathe, and take in the quiet splendour of the natural world.
Lucie Bertrand – An Exploration of Matter and Textures
Working in encaustic—a medium of hot wax infused with pigments—Lucie Bertrand creates textured, multi-layered compositions that blend organic materials such as leaf-dyed paper, metal fragments, and aged documents. Her art is tactile and sensory, echoing the strength and fragility of nature. Lucie’s abstract, luminous works are as much about process as they are about form, capturing the ever-evolving dance between materiality and transformation.
From September 4 to 21, 2025 – Wednesday to Saturday from noon to 6 pm and Sunday from noon to 5 pm

Drew Klassen, Bloemstukken
2025-09-04 - 2025-09-23 | Galerie St-Laurent + Hill, 293 Dalhousie St, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7E5, Canada
Klassen Statement
Growing up, I used to watch my grandmother paint in her spare bedroom, which served as her studio. Often she’d paint flowers. Sometimes, to keep me occupied, she would give me a small panel and a palette of dabs of oil paints (toxicity notwithstanding), and I’d try to paint what she was painting. She sometimes painted landscapes, and sometimes flowers. My first oil painting was a small copy of one of her flower paintings, signed on the back: ‘flowers, by andrew’ in orange crayon.
I haven’t always been a painter of flowers. At first, I just painted what I saw around me but more recently, I’ve appreciated the rigour and shape to the flower paintings by traditional Dutch or Flemish painters—paintings that moved away from simply depicting flowers in a plain botanical sense, but also gave structure, and which pointed towards a framework of abstraction. At the time, these paintings were simply called ‘flower pieces’, or, in the tradition, ‘bloemstukken.’
Klassen Biography
Drew Klassen was born in Toronto, and lived there until he was about four months old. He then settled in Winnipeg, along with his parents. His grandmother, a draughtsperson by profession and avid painter by inclination, lived close by, and usually looked after him when his parents were out for an evening, or traveling. To keep him occupied, she would often give him a pencil and spread out a discarded blueprint for him to draw on, or give him a small canvas panel and a small palette of her oil paints to play with while he watched her paint. He didn’t dream a child’s dream of being an artist, but those early years inculcated a habit of looking at things carefully, and describing them with a pencil and imagination.
Fast forward to 1986: Klassen enrolled at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, in Halifax, where he studied drawing, sculpture, and typography. During his studies at NSCAD, his family urged him to take up a ‘sensible’ profession, and eventually he enrolled at the Dalhousie University School of Architecture, and graduated with a Master’s degree in architecture in 1992. But the year of his graduation was at the beginning of a global recession, and architectural work was sparse, so he returned to his first loves: painting and drawing. His current work tries to combine the two.
Klassen currently lives and works in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Parking is available on the street and in the parking garage right behind the gallery. It is accessible from Murray Street and Clarence Street. Keep in mind parking is only $4 on the weekends!

Drew Klassen, Bloemstukken - Vernissage
2025-09-04 17:00 - 20:00 | Galerie St-Laurent + Hill, 293 Dalhousie St, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7E5, Canada

MARIPOSA SQUARE FOOT ART EXHIBITION
2025-09-05 - 2025-09-28 | Mariposa Farm, 6468 County Rd 17, Plantagenet, ON, K0B 1L0, Canada
MARIPOSA SQUARE FOOT ART EXHIBITION aims to welcome local and regional artists in a charming rural atmosphere, promote their work and connect them with art lovers and the general public.
The exhibition space is our pavilion located on the farm grounds. Our 2,000 sq. ft pavilion is an old barn that was renovated into an enchanting reception room. It is fully licensed to sell and to serve alcoholic beverages. The building is accessible to people with limited mobility.
Enjoy the work of over 30 artists!

ALLARD-DUFOUR Alexandre
BAECHLIN Elisabeth
BAK Stephanie
BESHARA Crystal
BROUSSEAU Ann
CHARBONNEAU Hélène
CLUNEY Beatrice
DORAN Manon
FORSYTHE Toni
FOWLER Mitch
FROHLOFF-BRAUNWELL Cat
GRANT Heather
GUY Diana
HALMOV Xénia
JAYNES Sarah
JEPHCOTT Susan
LABELLE-COUSINEAU Nathalie
LAPALME Gisèle
LENOIR-GODIN Christine
MARX Reenie
McKERRELL Veronika
MINER Joey
MOLLOY Michael
OLSON Joanna
ORTIZ Julio
PAQUETTE Stephanie
PETROVICZ Tina
PILYPAITIS Nicolette
PYPER Rhonda
REINHARD Maria
STEALS Shanna
WALKER Dawn

Dates:
September 5 to 28, 2025
Hours:
Fridays: 11am-6pm
Saturdays and Sundays: 11am-3pm
Admission: FREE

Expressions of Art - 2025
2025-09-06 - 2025-09-07 | Carp Fairgrounds, Agricultural Hall, 3790 Carp Rd., Carp, ON, K0A 1L0, Canada
Fine artwork from more than 30 artists from around the region.
Saturday, September 6: 8 am to 4 pm
Sunday, September 7: 10 am to 4 pm
Location: Carp Fairgrounds, Agricultural Hall, 3790 Carp Rd., Carp ON Show

Art in Strathcona Park
2025-09-06 10:00 - 16:00 | Strathcona Park, 25 Range Rd, Ottawa, ON, K1N 8J4, Canada
National Capital Artisans (NCA) is excited to announce its collaboration with the Mental Illness Caregivers’ Association (MICA) to ensure the continuation of Art in Strathcona Park event. The annual outdoor event, held in Strathcona Park by the Rideau River, has served as a major fundraiser in support of those who care for individuals with mental illness. After many successful years, MICA has faced challenges that prevent them from continuing to organize the event. The NCA Executive, recognizing the value of this important initiative, has stepped in to support and carry it forward, ensuring that MICA’s mission continues to thrive for the benefit of our shared community.Art in Stratchcona Park outdoor market will take place on Saturday, September 6, 2025 atStrathcona Park (25 Range Rd, by the Rideau River).

Two Views On Nature by Natalie Louise & Lucie Bertrand - Vernissage
2025-09-06 14:00 - 16:00 | Galerie Old Chelsea, 783 Route 105, Chelsea, QC, J9B 1P1, Canada

Conversations, ACP
2025-09-08 - 2025-10-25 | Art Hub (127 Bridge St.), 127 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, ON, K7C 2V6, Canada
Art Show Conversations at Art Hub – Carleton PlaceWhere creativity meets community
Join us at Art Hub in Carleton Place for an inspiring series of art show conversations—an open space where artists, makers, and art lovers come together to share ideas, stories, and perspectives.
More than just an exhibition, this event is a celebration of creative dialogue. Wander through the gallery, explore bold artworks, and engage in meaningful conversations with the artists behind them. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a fellow creative, or simply curious, these discussions offer a rare opportunity to connect deeply with the process, passion, and purpose behind the art.
From technique and inspiration to the themes that shape our world, every conversation is a chance to see through another lens—and to be seen in return.
Let art spark your thoughts. Let conversation give them voice.Discover. Connect. Be inspired.

Vanessa McKernan | Dusk and Boyd Waites | New Works Feature
2025-09-13 - 2025-09-27 | Wall Space Gallery, 1090 Bank St, Ottawa, ON, K1S 3X5, Canada
Wall Space Gallery is proud to present Vanessa McKernan’s solo exhibition Dusk. An oil painter who recently relocated from Toronto to the Ottawa Valley, McKernan creates dreamlike, emotionally resonant works that blur the lines between intentional thought and the subconscious. Her practice draws deeply from the garden as a recurring symbol, exploring themes of impermanence, intimacy, mothering, and the cycles of death and rebirth. Infused with personal experience, historical references, and intuitive imagery, her paintings offer a poetic meditation on the complexities of the feminine psyche.
McKernan holds a BFA from Concordia University, is a two-time recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Award, and is supported by the Ontario Arts Council.
Wall Space Gallery is proud to present Boyd Waites’ latest feature of new works. With imagery that is partially obscured and grounded in landscape, these paintings encourage a personal and emotional response. Waites invites viewers to interpret each piece through their own sensory experience. The use of soft blending, thin layers, and subtle transitions creates a quiet, atmospheric quality. This approach may evoke a sense of calm, contemplation, or memory. The works suggest a reflective mood and a quiet strength, offering space for thought and interpretation rather than directing it. This collection continues Waites’ exploration of tone, space, and feeling.

Vanessa McKernan | Dusk and Boyd Waites | New Works Feature - Vernissage
2025-09-13 15:00 - 17:00 | Wall Space Gallery, 1090 Bank St, Ottawa, ON, K1S 3X5, Canada

Dialogue avec la Nature - Vernissage
2025-09-18 18:00 - 20:00 | Galerie Montcalm, 25 Laurier St, Gatineau, Quebec, J8X 3Y9, Canada

Art Battle Ottawa - Sep 19, 2025
2025-09-19 19:00 - 22:30 | Overflow Brewing Company, 2477 Kaladar Ave, Ottawa, ON, K1V 8B9, Canada
Art Battle Ottawa returns for a night of live art, creativity, and community connection! Watch as artists bring their ideas to life on canvas in just 20 minutes, competing in three exciting rounds.
You decide who takes the spotlight!
Here’s why you should join us (and bring a friend!):
✨Live Painting in Action
– See the artistic process unfold right before your eyes.
✨Audience Voting
– Have your say and help choose the winning artist.
✨Art Auction
– Bid on your favourite creations and take home an original piece.
✨Celebrate Local Talent
– Connect with the vibrant Ottawa art scene in a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Art Battle Ottawa is an All Ages event.

Old Ottawa East Walk of Art 2025
2025-09-20 10:00 - 15:00 | Old Ottawa East, Main Street, Ottawa, ON, K1S 1C2, Canada
Through A Walk of Art, an annual outdoor exhibition showcasing local talent, and the widely appreciated community calendar Artists of Old Ottawa East, the Mainstreeter actively promotes the work of the area’s many skilled artists and artisans. It also supports youth development by mentoring aspiring young journalists and providing hands-on, work-like experiences to younger members of its volunteer distribution team.

Art Lending Of Ottawa
2025-09-20 10:00 - 16:00 | Jim Durrell Recreation Centre, 1265 Walkley Rd, Ottawa, ON, K1V 6P9, Canada
Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 10 am to 4 pm at the Jim Durrell Recreation Centre,1265 Walkley Road, Ottawa, Ontario
Art Show Free Admission.
Free Parking.
Wheelchair Access.
Come visit us!
Art by over forty local juried artists includes affordable oils, acrylics, watercolours, mixed media, encaustics, ink, pastels, photography, printmaking and mosaics.
Art displayed at each art show is limited by available wall space.
Gift certificates are available at each art show for future art purchases or rentals.
No sales tax.
Door prizes are offered to art show visitors.

Spectrums & Grandeur - Vernissage
2025-09-21 13:00 - 15:00 | Kanata Civic Art Gallery, 2500 Campeau Drive, Kanata, ON, K2K 2W3, Canada
The Kanata Civic Art Gallery is delighted to welcome you back. To celebrate our re-opening, we are proud to present our latest exhibition: Spectrums & Grandeur.
The show brings together paintings, sculpture, textiles and photography. Each piece is created by local artists and is available for purchase.
Exhibition Dates
September 10 to October 19, 2025
Vernissage Celebration
Sunday, September 21, 1 to 3 pm
Join us for an afternoon of art, conversation and refreshments. Meet the artists, explore the gallery and help us mark this exciting new chapter.
About the Gallery
The Kanata Civic Art Gallery, established in 1996, is home to over 40 juried member artists from the Ottawa area. The gallery is an artist-run collective of emerging and established artists, in partnership with the City of Ottawa. Up to 9 exhibitions are presented each year, along with invitational shows and our signature event, the Gift of Art in November.

Helen Nhan DEFINITIONS
2025-09-25 - 2025-10-14 | Galerie St-Laurent + Hill, 293 Dalhousie St, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7E5, Canada
Helen Nhan
DEFINITIONS
September 25 – October 14
Vernissage: Saturday, September 27, 2:00 – 5:00pm
Nhan Statement
In this exhibition, artist Helen Nhan explores how our perceptions hold space. Redefining, within each piece, definitions by opening windows to identities.
From her latest works emerges an intimate, limited series titled Being Undone. Casting form and colour onto canvas to portray a lived experience, she creates a new chapter in order to carry the weight of the in-between.
It is a series born out of motherhood.
To find the truth behind vulnerability.
To search for the strength behind resilience.
The loss of self, found.
Throughout her artist practice, her process remains conscious in composition, the choice of colour, use of geometry, shape and form- deliberate.
Nhan Biography
Helen Nhan is a Canadian abstract artist based in Ottawa, ON. She returned to her artistic practice in 2019 after placing it on hold to build a successful career as an optometrist.
Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition at the Shenkman Arts Centre and a group exhibition at the Ottawa Art Gallery. She has also been a featured artist of Saatchi Art.
helennhan.com
Represented by: Galerie St-Laurent + Hill
Parking is available on the street and in the parking garage right behind the gallery. It is accessible from Murray Street and Clarence Street. Keep in mind parking is only $4 on the weekends!

Databells Experience
2025-09-25 - 2025-10-17 | Salon des Bananes, 2207 Carling Ave., Ottawa, ON, K2B 7E9, Canada
Databells is an immersive experience featuring a whimsical and eclectic collection of bells, ringing to the beat of the statistics they’re connected to.
A bell might be ringing when a star is born in our galaxy, or chiming every time someone is born. In the distance, you hear a bell ringing each time a ship passes through the Suez Canal, or an Amazon package is delivered. Maybe you even arrive at a bell which tolls when someone farts in the room.​ Databells is a visualization of human experience, through the lens of the statistics that make up our daily lives, or deepest fears, and even things that span far beyond our little blue planet.
​Databells invites you to journey down a winding path of illuminated bells, all arranged in an unforgettable and experiential statistical symphony.
September 25 to October 17, 2025Thursdays to Sundays10am – 3pm

Éléments by Léa-Sylvie Pilon
2025-09-25 - 2025-10-18 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
After a long personal journey, Léa-Sylvie Pilon now thrives through painting as a way of life. Inspired by nature and guided by her emotions, she has moved beyond the strict confines of hyperrealism to explore a vibrant, impressionistic style. Each canvas emerges from an instinctive impulse, layering inks and oils that reflect the stages of her life. Her works, luminous and full of contrast, convey a renewed sense of freedom and the deep joy of reconnecting with the child artist within her.
https://lespeinturesdelea.wixsite.com/sylvie
She will present her stunning pieces in her solo exhibition Éléments, running from
September 25 to October 18.

New Edinburgh Studio Tour
2025-09-27 - 2025-09-28 | ON
NEST: New Edinburgh Studio Tour. The self-guided tour will takes place annually on the fourth weekend in September. Approximately 10 – 12 studios located within New Edinburgh, Ottawa, will be opening their studio doors to the public. NEST features resident and guest artists, crafting works in ceramics, glass, painting, textiles, photography and more. Locations of the studios will be scattered throughout New Edinburgh and are within walking or biking distance.
NEST offers the public a unique opportunity to encounter professional and emerging local artists in the studios where they work. The aim of the tour is to:

help build a vibrant arts community in New Edinburgh by connecting participating artists

engage with the public through a unique behind the scenes look into the artists’ studio space and creative processes

support participating artists by creating an opportunity to personally discuss and promote their work while selling directly to the public.

Admission to the studio tour is free and everyone is welcome. Artwork will be exhibited and available for sale, and live demonstrations will occur throughout the day.
By visiting each studio you will have the opportunity to win a door prize from each artist on the tour.

Éléments by Léa-Sylvie Pilon - Vernissage
2025-09-27 13:00 - 15:00 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
After a long personal journey, Léa-Sylvie Pilon now thrives through painting as a way of life. Inspired by nature and guided by her emotions, she has moved beyond the strict confines of hyperrealism to explore a vibrant, impressionistic style. Each canvas emerges from an instinctive impulse, layering inks and oils that reflect the stages of her life. Her works, luminous and full of contrast, convey a renewed sense of freedom and the deep joy of reconnecting with the child artist within her.
https://lespeinturesdelea.wixsite.com/sylvie
She will present her stunning pieces in her solo exhibition Éléments, running from
September 25 to October 18, 2025

Brian Beavis & Veronika McKerrell - Vernissage
2025-09-27 13:00 - 15:00 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
Born in England, Brian Beavis discovered his passion for art at a private school in Bournemouth, where he won several awards at the Royal Drawing Society. Initially working in watercolors, he fell in love with acrylic paint, captivated by its vibrant colors. In 1971, a book about Piet Mondrian confirmed his artistic direction, but he set aside painting for many years, only returning in 2018.
Although painting still serves as a meditative hobby for him, he has been exploring free form, inspired by macramé, to which he started adding dowel rods and other elements. His works, ranging from small to very large, develop organically without planning, revealing recognizable patterns. A few years ago, he observed a perceptible influence of the De Stijl movement in his free form creations.
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Veronika McKerrell, a self-taught artist, has dedicated the last decade to painting practice and studying art history. She studied figurative and landscape art in Edinburgh, Scotland and portraiture and figurative work in London, UK.
Her art blends landscape and figurative styles, featuring gestural, intuitive marks that create a visceral texture. McKerrell’s experimental approach captures the essence of nature, inviting viewers to experience the textured beauty and deep connection she feels with the environment.
www.veronikamckerrell.com

Helen Nhan DEFINITIONS - Vernissage
2025-09-27 14:00 - 17:00 | Galerie St-Laurent + Hill, 293 Dalhousie St, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7E5, Canada
Helen Nhan
DEFINITIONS
September 25 – October 14
Vernissage: Saturday, September 27, 2:00 – 5:00pm
Nhan StatementIn this exhibition, artist Helen Nhan explores how our perceptions hold space. Redefining, within each piece, definitions by opening windows to identities.
From her latest works emerges an intimate, limited series titled Being Undone. Casting form and colour onto canvas to portray a lived experience, she creates a new chapter in order to carry the weight of the in-between.
It is a series born out of motherhood.
To find the truth behind vulnerability.
To search for the strength behind resilience.
The loss of self, found.
Throughout her artist practice, her process remains conscious in composition, the choice of colour, use of geometry, shape and form- deliberate.
Nhan Biography
Helen Nhan is a Canadian abstract artist based in Ottawa, ON. She returned to her artistic practice in 2019 after placing it on hold to build a successful career as an optometrist.
Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition at the Shenkman Arts Centre and a group exhibition at the Ottawa Art Gallery. She has also been a featured artist of Saatchi Art.
helennhan.com
Represented by: Galerie St-Laurent + Hill
Parking is available on the street and in the parking garage right behind the gallery. It is accessible from Murray Street and Clarence Street. Keep in mind parking is only $4 on the weekends!

Artwalk Ottawa
2025-09-27 14:00 - 18:00 | National Gallery of Canada, 380 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1N 9N4, Canada
Saturday, September 27, 2025

2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. EDT

National Gallery of CanadaAmphitheatre

380 Sussex Drive

Ottawa, ON K1N 9N4
Canada

Kick off Artwalk Ottawa’s 2025 season with Sobey Art Award short-lister Tania Willard.
The afternoon begins with a conversation in the Gallery’s outdoor amphitheatre – the perfect setting to begin a tour of the ByWard Market’s rich and vibrant art scene.
Artwalk Ottawa features the National Gallery of Canada, the Ottawa Art Gallery, and private galleries where participants will meet some of the galleries’ artists. The self-guided walk ends with a Spot Talks & Curator Conversations at the at the Ottawa Art Gallery, a visit to the exhibition Endless Becomings: Explorations in Contemporary Art, plus the chance to connect directly with OAG curators.

Conversation with Tania Willard

2:00–2:45 p.m. (NGC Amphitheatre)

Self-guided Walk

2:45–4:00 p.m. (ByWard Market)

Spot Talks & Curator Conversations

4:00–6:00 p.m. (Ottawa Art Gallery)

Ticketing: All proceeds will be donated to the Lowertown Community Resource Centre.
In English, followed by a bilingual question period.
American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is available for the 2:00 – 2:45 p.m. conversation portion of the program, when requested a minimum of 10 business days in advance of the event. Email info@gallery.ca with the event name, date and time.
Artwalk is organized by the National Gallery of Canada, the Ottawa Art Gallery, and the ByWard Market District Authority.
Proceeds raised will be shared with local organizations supporting people who are homeless.
