Black Sci-Fi Book Club
Hosted by film and dance artist Kemi Craig, Blackspace Sci-Fi Club is a space to gather and explore fantasy, speculative narratives, and science fiction by and for people of the African diaspora. Over three sessions, a lounge space will be offered at the Gallery, for participants to imagine, dream, be empowered, and be inspired by […]
Blueprints for the Afrofuture presents: Hidden Variable
Please join us at the Gallery for an evening of sound and music, with live, improvisational and interactive elements. Admission by donation (suggested donation $5-$15). Hidden Variable is a music focused collective, loosely centered around a group of friends living in Victoria BC. They record music together in each other’s homes and anywhere else they […]
Family Sunday
Welcome back to Family Sunday! We are delighted that Cheryl L’Hirondelle is joining us as our special guest for this first Family Sunday of the fall. Cheryl’s work will be featured in the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021 presented by the AGGV in collaboration with the Canada Council for the Arts […]
Panel Discussion: Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021
Please join us for a panel discussion in conjunction with the Public Open House for the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021. Admission by donation. This exhibition, presented in collaboration with the Canada Council for the Arts, presents the work of the 2021 winners of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media […]
Public Open House: Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021
Please join us for the Public Open House of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021. Admission by donation, all day. This exhibition, presented in collaboration with the Canada Council for the Arts, presents the work of the 2021 winners of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts – Germaine […]
Exhibition Opening: Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021
On behalf of Nancy Noble Director/CEO, we are pleased to invite you to the opening of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2021 exhibition. Join us at the Gallery for an evening of celebrating the exceptional careers of the award winners. This event is free and open to the public. The honorees […]
Black Sci-Fi Sounds
Hosted by film and dance artist Kemi Craig, Blackspace Sci-Fi Club is a space to gather and explore fantasy, speculative narratives, and science fiction by and for people of the African diaspora. Over three sessions, a lounge space will be offered at the Gallery, for participants to imagine, dream, be empowered, and be inspired by […]
ICYMI: Artist Talk with Ed Pien
In case you missed it, watch this virtual conversation with Toronto-based artist Ed Pien, a part of Field Trip: Art Across Canada. Pien’s large scale papercut Twelve is part of the AGGV permanent collection and was acquired after he took part in the 2013 exhibition Traces. This talk starts with Pien speaking to his works […]
Beading Workshop with Connie Paul – The Transformation of a Glass Bead
Please join Connie Paul, an Indigenous singer, painter, cedar basket Weaver and Master Beader, in a day of celebrating the tiny glass bead through the lens of her culture. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn techniques and teachings in this hands-on, in-person beading workshop at the Gallery. This exciting program is in conjunction with current […]
Maud Lewis: An Illustrated Talk With Dr. Laurie Dalton
Join Dr. Laurie Dalton, author of Painted Worlds: The Art of Maud Lewis, a Critical Perspective for an illustrated talk. Dalton will situate the paintings of Lewis within the wider context of modern art history, as well within the zeitgeist of the period in which the artist painted, showing parallels with photography, interiors and advertising […]
Curator’s Talk with Bryce Kanbara
In conjunction with the Public Open House for Start Here: Kiyooka, Nakamura, Takashima, Tanabe on Saturday, September 17, join us at 2:00 pm for a Curator’s Talk with Bryce Kanbara. This year, there were significant events for the Japanese Canadian community with respect to redress and the recognition of internment history, and there are more […]
