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De-stress and return to yourself!

Join Laura Ritchie, curator of Undaunted: Canadian Women Painters of the 19th Century, on this guided tour to learn more about the artists whose accomplishments and undaunted spirits are celebrated in this exhibition.

What does Canada look like? Wander the exhibition Undaunted: Canadian Women Painters of the 19th Century to find as many landscapes as you can. Work with watercolour to create your own Canadian landscape.

Learn new techniques and fun ways to use watercolour in your daily art practice.

The Art Gallery of Alberta is pleased to announce a special edition of its ongoing Community Tour series, in which we invite our community to gather for a Blanket Exercise to learn about Canada’s colonial history and the enduring resilience of the Indigenous peoples on whose land we live.

Have you ever wanted to draw a portrait, but felt unsure how to begin?

Are you ravenous for deeper learning about art? Join one of our skilled Gallery Attendants this month for an insightful perspective on Undaunted: Canadian Women Painters of the 19th Century and then explore the core themes through looking at art together.

Warm up the start of your weekend with live music, tapas and drinks at the Art Gallery of Alberta. On January 19, come enjoy live music from local bands rhodes and headliner, Mercy Funk. Join AGA educators in an art making activity to round out your evening.

Play with text and colour and create your own poetry in new ways. Use vintage books and ideas gathered from visiting the exhibition RBC WorkRoom: Dara Humniski and Sergio Serrano – Monument.

In this month’s edition of Hello, My Name is Art, we invite you to join us in the exhibition Faye HeavyShield: Calling Stones (Conversations) for a deep looking session focused on the piece translation (2017).