2024 Summer Art Camps
July 8th through August 23rd, 2024
Morning Classes: Ages 5-9, 9:30am to 12noon Afternoon Classes: Ages 10-14, 1:30 to 4:00 pm. $150 for one week for AGA Members (with a family membership) $200 for one week non-members. Please note that the week of August 6th to 9th is a shortened week, priced at $120 for AGA Members and $160 for non-members. Register soon as classes fill up quickly! Register online, at the Gallery or by phone (705)949-9067 ext. 106 Not a Member? Click here to purchase a Family Membership to save on Children's Art Classes! (Note: For discounts on children's classes please purchase a Family Membership) Download PDF flyer below.
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Educational Programming
Are you a teacher with ADSB or HSCDSB? Did you know the AGA has an amazing partnership with those school boards which covers the cost of a class visit? Art makes a difference!!
Our educational programming is designed for those of all ages and backgrounds. We work with local school boards to tailor programs to fit the needs of students' established curriculum. Programming is also available for the general public, homeschool groups and special interest groups. We work to find new methods to deliver interactive and innovative content for learners of all ages. To schedule school tours or for more information regarding our educational programming, e-mail our staff at the AGA or call us at 705-949-9067 |
Current School Programming
Place Reimagined School Tours & Art Programs, Gr. 1-8
Jan 30 to Mar 22, 2024 In-Person: Gallery tour, activity sheets and art project. (1.5 hours, Jan 30-Mar 22, 2024) Virtual: Online interactive 360 gallery, activity sheets and art project video. (Begins Feb 8, 2024) Hybrid: In-person tour and activity sheets. Art project video done back at the classroom. (Art project video available Feb 8, 2024) Email us to register evangeline@artgalleryofalgoma.com Download pdf poster for more information
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Resilence School Tours & Art Programs, Gr. 4-8
Jan 10 to Mar 2024 In-Person: Gallery tour, activity sheets and art project. (1.5 hours) Virtual: Online interactive 360 gallery, activity sheets and art project video. Hybrid: In-person tour and activity sheets. Art project video done back at the classroom. Email us to register evangeline@artgalleryofalgoma.com Download pdf poster for more information
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Woodland Art Tour & Activity
Book a Woodland Art tour and activity with Indigenous Programming Coordinator, Lucia Laford. Email us for more information news@artgalleryofalgoma.com |
Woodland Mural Art Project
The Woodland Mural Art Project is a community-focused Indigenous youth art initiative led by Indigenous artist and educator, Lucia Laford, teaching traditions of the Woodland Art style.
The Project, facilitated at the Art Gallery of Algoma, engaged 15-20 youth from the Indigenous Friendship Centre (IFC) of Sault Ste. Marie, who were 13-18 years of age, as participants in a series of eight workshops culminating in the creation of a mural to beautify the exterior wall of the Art Gallery of Algoma. Youth were educated in the elements and symbolism of Woodland art and the materials and techniques to create in this traditional style. The location of the mural makes it accessible to visitors and all who walk through the downtown park where the AGA is located.
Participants: Lucia Cameron, Ceana Churchill, Jasper Corbeil, Jamie Coughlin, Lauren Coughlin, Rachel Fetherston, Chloe Hodgins, Isabella Hodgins, Molly MacDonald, Annyssa Miles, Lia Munroe, Charlotte Pinnell-Berry, Teah Roach, Noah Roberts, Vance Trudeau, Kyra Verville, Alice Vosper and Reynelle Wemigwans.
The Project, facilitated at the Art Gallery of Algoma, engaged 15-20 youth from the Indigenous Friendship Centre (IFC) of Sault Ste. Marie, who were 13-18 years of age, as participants in a series of eight workshops culminating in the creation of a mural to beautify the exterior wall of the Art Gallery of Algoma. Youth were educated in the elements and symbolism of Woodland art and the materials and techniques to create in this traditional style. The location of the mural makes it accessible to visitors and all who walk through the downtown park where the AGA is located.
Participants: Lucia Cameron, Ceana Churchill, Jasper Corbeil, Jamie Coughlin, Lauren Coughlin, Rachel Fetherston, Chloe Hodgins, Isabella Hodgins, Molly MacDonald, Annyssa Miles, Lia Munroe, Charlotte Pinnell-Berry, Teah Roach, Noah Roberts, Vance Trudeau, Kyra Verville, Alice Vosper and Reynelle Wemigwans.
Art Making Classes
The AGA offers classes and art making workshops for all ages. Learn to express your creativity in a variety of processes and media.
Public Programming
My Daily InspirationMy Daily Inspiration is a way for members of the community to share their creative projects conceived during this unprecedented time.
You can submit something that you wrote (a short paragraph, a poem), something you created or you enjoy doing such as photographs, gardening projects, crafts, woodwork, pottery, art pieces, knitting, crocheting, a short video and more. Submit any form of expression in any medium! |
AGA Colouring PagesLooking for something fun to do? Check out a variety of free colouring pages produced by the Art Gallery of Algoma.
Print off our colouring pages and and get creative! |
ART AND DISCOVERYLearn and create!Introducing Art & Discovery, a way to learn and explore art from the Art Gallery of Algoma's permanent collection!
The Art Gallery of Algoma will be showcasing select works of art. There are several fun activities related to these pieces. They include fun facts about the artists, colouring pages, as well as artmaking activities inspired by the artist and their works. Every two weeks the AGA will feature a new set of artists, so stay tuned for new art, artists, and activities in Art & Discovery! |