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Bees, Blueberries, Butterflies, and ArtTicket sales for this event are now closed. Thanks to all those who are supporting the Art Gallery of Algoma by attending the Bees, Blueberries, Butterflies, and Art Fundraiser Dinner and Painting Lesson.
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FEATURED EXHIBITION: GALLERY 1
Recent Acquisitions (2017-2021) and
Group of Seven: Everlasting Inspiration
Harold Town (Canadian, 1924-1990), Snap #48, 1973. Oil and lucite on canvas. 60" x 60". Gift of the Estate of Harold Town.
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Running July 16th to August 31st, 2022
Opening July 16th, 2022, the Art Gallery of Algoma is pleased to present Recent Acquisitions (2017-2021). This selection is presenting some recent acquisitions between 2017 and today. In the last several years, despite the challenges due to the pandemic, the collecting did not stop. That is a very encouraging sign for the AGA! Accompanying this exhibition, the AGA will be presenting Group of Seven: Everlasting Inspiration, a selection of artwork by the Group of Seven and their contemporaries as well as artists who have found inspiration in their work over the years. |
Current Exhibitions
Experience the AGA
For information on how to plan your trip to the AGA, including admission prices and more, check out our Visit the AGA page.
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Art Gallery of Algoma Window Projections Display2020 - 2022 ExhibitionsVisit the Gallery on Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights from sundown to 10:30pm to see the Gallery's new window projections! Our Current Projections feature shots of exhibitions from 2020-2022!
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BECOME A MEMBER
Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art. Enjoy AGA activities, classes, events, and member exclusive discounts. Experience the benefits of being a member of the AGA community!
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AGA CAFE
Enjoy the latest exhibition with friends and chat over a cup of coffee on the bank of the St. Mary's River.
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BECOME A PATRON OF THE ARTS
The support of our members, sponsors, donors and patrons helps us maintain our collection, present unique exhibitions, offer innovative programming, and so much more. Become a patron of the arts in Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma.
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