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Artists often make art that invites the use of more than your visual sense. Explore your senses in the exhibition Peter von Tiesenhausen: Songs of Pythagorus, and create pencil sketches. In the studio, translate your sketches into explorations of 5 media: charcoal, watercolour, ink/oil pastel resist, collage and chalk pastel.

Join us for Yoga in the Gallery on Thursday evenings from 5:30-6:30pm

Think simple shapes are boring? Think again! Investigate William Townsend’s Painting Alberta, Details of Canada for ways to create intriguing landscapes using only simple shapes & colours. Then create your own Canadian landscape with only construction paper, scissors, and glue.

The exhibition Peter von Tiesenhausen: Songs for Pythagoras closes today at your AGA.

Try Yoga in the Gallery Mondays at lunch this spring.

Just in time for Mother’s Day! Make a multi-media, paper construction. Build some fine motor skills and have fun with sprinkle paint. Your grown -up will be surprised at how unique their present will be!

What makes a certain place special? In LandMark: A New Chapter Acquisition Project, Alberta Indigenous artists take inspiration from the land, nature, and storytelling to create intriguing contemporary art. Try out a familiar landscape in an unconventional medium like embroidery.

Capture the essence of emotion and action through simple bold lines in gesture drawing. Learn how to simplify the human form into basic shapes and lines and try a number of media: charcoal, conte and chalk. Take these techniques with you – and sketch figures anywhere, anytime, from Netflix to the office party.

Join us for Yoga in the Gallery on Thursday evenings from 5:30-6:30pm

Dive into the unconscious side of creation! See how Gloria Mok’s Metamorphosis highlights the impossible-to-plan-for nature of art-making. Then play in-studio with a variety of collaging materials & ink washes to see what sort of art you can create!