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An exploration of how each day is “uniquely the same”. Through various drawing, sculpture, print-making, and mixed-media techniques discover how art and nature talk to each other, and create something new. Visits to the Gallery will help us gather ideas.

Come visit our exhibition Past Imperfect: A Canadian History Project and explore how landscapes are represented in various kinds of art making. Then create your own mixed-media cardboard relief sculpture!

Join us every Tuesday evening and Saturday afternoon for BMO World of Creativity: Atelier animation workshops.

Join us every Tuesday evening and Saturday afternoon for BMO World of Creativity: Atelier animation workshops.

Did you know that tomorrow is International Peace Day? Connect with friends at your AGA and use your art to promote peace and understanding.

Make multiple colourful Andy Warhol inspired self-portraits based on the exhibition Gretzky Is Everywhere. Students will recreate their own image in a variety of bright colours with acrylic paint, markers and acetate.

Join the artists behind RBC Work Room: Zachary Ayotte + Nulle Part—Shelter in conversation with Carolyn Jervis, an Edmonton-based arts writer, curator, and guest author of the exhibition’s accompanying catalogue essay. Learn about the artists’ practices and their experiences putting them on display in this first iteration of the RBC Work Room.

Are you ravenous for deeper learning about art? Join one of our skilled Gallery Attendants this month for an insightful perspective on Cutline: From the Archives of the Globe and Mail, and then explore the core themes through looking at art together.

Contemporary artists, Zachary Ayotte and Nulle Part collaborate to create new works using light, sound and found objects. After observing their process in the RBC Work Room, create your own found object sculpture in studio.

Time for some investigative journalism! Make your way through the exhibition Cutline: From the Photography Archives of The Globe and Mail, gather clues and inspiration for your own newspaper story. Learn how to use newsprint, monoprinting, and erasure(blackout) poetry to create the headlines you want to read!