Past TREX exhibitions

Featuring art works from the collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts this exhibition, inspired by Hierynomous Bosch’s masterwork The Garden of Earthly Delights, examines the earthly ‘garden’ as expressed by artists from Alberta and the influence of the past on contemporary artistic practices.

Featuring paintings, drawings and photography by five contemporary artists, this exhibition investigates life in Fort McMurray and the boreal forest region.

This exhibition, which begins travelling in September, 2017, celebrates the eclectic artistic career of senior Edmonton artist and arts educator Graham Peacock.

A walk through Alberta’s northern woodlands reveals a beautiful world. Listen closely and you will hear layers of distinctive sounds and wandering through the landscape the dance of sun and shadows clears and illuminates your vision.

Explore the fascinating world of printmaking with the exhibition Imprints, returning to TREX Region 2 for a final five periods in 2018! 

The exhibition Dreaming with My ‘Great Mother’... was created by First Nations artists Camille Louis, Heather Shillinglaw, and Carla Rae Taylor and organized by the Art Gallery of Alberta for the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program. 

The works in 1.6 Million Miles a Day address both linear and cyclical aspects of time, provoking the viewer to contemplate observation and memory, and how we relate to each other and the world around us.

The exhibition Water, Creation and Capture is a visual investigation that explores exchanges between the material environment and the water that flows through it.

This exhibition, featuring works from the collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, explores the significance of rain.

In this exhibition Calgary-based artist Alana Bartol documents her attempt to walk the entire perimeter of the city of Calgary and reveal the traces of the inhabitants who occupy or have occupied this liminal space.