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A weekly program designed for children aged 3-5 accompanied by an adult

Always wanted to learn to draw people? Relax! It’s a skill all can learn! Using a variety of different materials and tools you will develop your abilities step by step. Join this mellow live modelling session. (class begins immediately at 7 pm)

Members’ Week benefits:

Bring a friend with you and they will receive free Gallery admission. Limited to 1 friend per day.

If your friend decides to join your AGA as an AGA member during their visit, they will receive a discount on their membership valued at the cost of regular admission

Receive an extra 10% off at Shop AGA*

*Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers including Shop AGA dollars received upon membership renewal

Join us at the AGA on Tuesday evenings at 6pm for a series of tours of Past Imperfect: A Canadian History Project led by Edmonton community members.

Luciana Erregue-Sacchi is a Canadian-Argentinian MA in Art History from the University of Alberta (2016). Luciana’s areas of research include the politics of canon formation, official portraiture of the Americas, the politics of museum display, and performances of spectatorship.

A weekly program designed for children aged 3-5 accompanied by an adult

Bright colours and amazing patterns are what one-of-a-kind marbled paper making is all about! Incorporate your marbled paper patterns into a mixed media collage with ink and paint to complete your own unique work of art.

The docudrama, Truth (2015) tells the real-life story of 60 Minutes reporters as they investigate the controversial military service of then-president George W. Bush.

This film is screened in connection with Cutline: The Photography Archives of The Globe and Mail.

We will be closed on the evening of Tuesday, September 5 for a private event.

One of the Alberta artists in For the Time Being was inspired by a game… can you guess who? Search high and low before playing a gallery game to kick start your art!

Ever wondered how to make an exquisite corpse? Inspired by Kris Lindskoog's “Body Bottle Instrument” currently exhibiting in for the time being: 2017 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art exhibition, students will learn basic acrylic and ink painting techniques before creating a series of paintings that will be joined together to create a large exquisite corpse.