New Travelling Exhibition on ‘Art at Home!’
Featured Image:
Star Crop Eared Wolf
ssksinima’ tstohki (Teachers) #9, 2018
Photograph
Aakíí isskská’takssin (Woman – Thought) – Travelling Exhibition (TREX)
Featured Image:
Star Crop Eared Wolf
ssksinima’ tstohki (Teachers) #9, 2018
Photograph
Aakíí isskská’takssin (Woman – Thought) – Travelling Exhibition (TREX)
Here you will find a map of artworks in our Permanent Collection that preserve some of this region’s precious and wild spaces. Click on the artwork’s image to enlarge, or view the website links for more information on how to visit these sites yourself.
You can check back every week to discover more about these artists and areas.
Thank you to ATB Financial for sponsoring Art at Home!
We are happy to be partnering with the Grande Prairie Regional College Fine Arts department to offer a free online presentation by artist Marlena Wyman, whose artwork is currently in the Travelling Exhibition “Real Women.” Her talk will take place on January 20th at 11:30AM.
To register and receive the presentation link please email: finearts@gprc.ab.ca
Thank you to our program sponsor KMSC Law LLP
Art at Home now includes Crabapple Towns which recalls of some of the homiest pieces in our Permanent Collection. These artworks immortalize those familiar back-roads, some of our daintiest cityscapes, and other small and sweet Northern community nuances.
Click here to visit the page and to follow along as we continue to share artwork.
Thank you to ATB financial for supporting Art at Home!
While many museums have created new pages and projects during this period of social distancing, others have had strong online presence as an extension of their community outreach. We’ve selected those who’s experiences include art making activities and viewing special material.
As a member of the Canadian Museum Association, we hope you enjoy this adventure, discovering other museums and their incredible online art activities.
Click here to begin exploring!
Thank you to ATB Financial for sponsoring the Art at Home program!
Check out Looking Back, Moving Forward: Reflecting on ‘The Curve’ on Art at Home for images, activities, and interesting facts about this recent exhibition!
Thank you to the exhibition sponsors and partners:
Exhibition Sponsor
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The Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) Travelling Exhibitions Program Northwest (TREX NW) is currently accepting submissions from artists based in Treaty 8.
The deadline for submissions is March 15th, 2021.
For more information about submissions guidelines and requirements, please see our TREX Submission Page
Thank you to our program sponsor:
From left to right:
Tyler Los-Jones: A Slow Light, Grande Cache Tourism & Interpretive Centre, 2020
Curbside Museum, Art Gallery of Grande Prairie, 2020.
Mittinism and the Quest for Empathy: Rita McKeough, Grande Prairie Public Library, 2019
We are excited to re-open the Carlstrom Family Green Space!
At this time we have opened bookings on Tuesday-Fridays at 11:00am or 2:00pm for 1.5 hour time slots. We have implemented guidelines to keep everyone safe with sufficient time allotted to deep clean after each group. There is a limit of 8 people per booking and they must all be part of the same cohort. *A cohort, is a small group whose members are always the same people.
To book a time in the Carlstrom Family Green Space click here!
A special feature for Members of AGGP – With your membership you will have the ability to book Saturdays from 1:00 – 3:00pm in the Carlstrom Family Green Space. To become a member click here.
The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie is located within the Montrose Cultural Centre in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
#103, 9839 – 103 Avenue
Grande Prairie, Alberta
T8V 6M7
(780) 532-8111
(780) 539-9522
info@aggp.ca
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10 am – 6 pm
Wednesday: 10 am – 6 pm
Thursday: 10 am – 9 pm
Friday: 10 am – 5 pm
Saturday: 10 am – 5 pm
Sunday: 1 pm – 5 pm
Holidays: Closed
Closed Mondays
We acknowledge that we are located on Treaty 8 territory—the ancestral Land of the sovereign Dane-zaa, Nehiyawak, Dene, and Otipemisiwak Nations. We acknowledge the many Indigenous Peoples who have lived and cared for these lands for generations. We are grateful for the traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders who are still with us today and those who have gone before us. We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation and gratitude.
The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie also recognizes that Land Acknowledgments are not enough. Through our actions we commit to truth, reconciliation, decolonization, and allyship in support of Indigenous lifeways and wellbeing.