On view behind closed doors, Articulating Legibility is our latest Community Curator exhibition. We invited graphic designer Lucy Bilson to select works from our Collection that use ambiguity as a visual strategy to engage the viewer's imagination: kwag.ca/content/articu…

Our newest publication, Carry Forward / Post Script is a beautiful tumble-bound collection of images and essays looking back at two recent exhibitions curated by Lisa Myers. Learn more and order your copy: kwag.ca/content/carry-…

Regina Haggo takes a look at PoARTry, on view in The Barber Atrium. We hope to reopen the week of June 14th. Stay tuned! Visual artists respond to words by Tower Poetry Society thespec.com/entertainment/… via @thespec

Our friends @_CAFKA are celebrating their 20th anniversary with CAFKA.21: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost. Art installations have begun popping up across #WatReg so download the program guide from their website and start exploring! cafka21.cafka.org

In this behind-the-scenes clip from 2017, McMichael Conservator Alison Douglas explains what is causing some Tom Thomson paintings to discolour and what is being done to return them to their original condition.

Our June exhibitions are hung and ready for viewing. While we wait to reopen, here is a sneak peek of Psych Pop, wood sculpture by Dan Shannon. More images and information will be added to our website over the next few days. Be sure to take a look! youtu.be/tfLdyoqF3BU

Our June exhibitions are hung and ready for viewing. While we wait to reopen, here is a sneak peek of Mother Tree, paintings & ceramics by Genie Kim. More images and information will be added to our website over the next few days. Be sure to take a look! youtu.be/zqtjpvpFJUk

This Michael Snow print from the KWAG Permanent Collection, 'Smoke and Mirrors' (1994) is featured in our community curator exhibition, Articulating Legibility. While the artist gazes at us through his camera's lens, the rising flames threaten to engulf all that we perceive.

Our June exhibitions are hung and ready for viewing. While we wait to reopen, here is a sneak peek of PoARTry. This exhibition is a special collaboration between ten artists and ten poets in celebration of the Tower Poetry Society's 70th anniversary. youtu.be/nER6StW35GE

Mike MacDonald’s Planting one Another is blooming bigger than ever in its third year of growth on the grounds outside KWAG! Come explore these native plants on your next neighbourhood walk 🌱🌿🍓

Premiering today at 4pm on YouTube, 'Carnegie Through the Years' looks back on the history of the Carnegie as it was celebrated in a 2020 exhibition marking the Gallery`s 40th anniversary. youtu.be/KIgUl-LLOCY Subscribe now! youtube.com/user/CarnegieG…

We are pleased to announce that the Carnegie Gallery will reopen on Tues, June 15th. We will be open Tues-Sat 10-4:30 & Sun 12-4:30. To tide you over, our exhibitions are available to view on our website and the online shop is always open! We look forward to seeing you next week!

We're pleased to announce that A Like Vision: The Group of Seven & Tom Thomson has won the Silver Medal in the Fine Art Category at the Independent Publisher Book Awards (Independent Publisher)!

A Like Vision, published by Goose Lane Editions, celebrates the centenary of the Group of Seven's first exhibition and features 300 high-resolution artwork photographs, and contributions from a number of Canadian artists, curators and writers.

If you haven't read A Like Vision, be sure to order your copy from our eShop by clicking the link below! 🎉📚 shop.mcmichael.com/collections/fr…

Join us on Wed, June 16, at 6:30 pm, for a conversation with Anna Torma and artist and curator Bryce Kanbara as they explore the ideas and issues in her work featured in Permanent Danger, opening soon at AGG. To register for this free Zoom event, visit eventbrite.ca/e/157536165913.