A material called Earth, Volume 1: The life of corners Curated by Sylvie Fortin
At the Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB), art is not something that exists outside of the present moment, but is a way of living through it. We are drawn to practices that bend the binary between contemporary art and craft and work with those who find criticality in the handmade…
The Living Room is an informal space for conversation, creativity, and rest. The project is the final stop on a…
The AGB’s Community Generator is a series of community art exhibitions and activations designed to connect more artists with more audiences. Presented in…
In her exhibition "she died a death by a thousand cuts," Toronto-based artist Phuong Nguyen constructs a haunting meditation on colonialism, cultural…
The exhibition brings together emerging ceramic and glass artists from across Ontario, each responding to the theme of ‘Gathering’ through functional…
In Locutions: Fragments out of a Deluge, Chukwudubem Ukaigwe builds an exhibition around this question of containment: what things carry,…
01/17/2026 - 04/26/2026
“When you find different materials, you want to tell different stories.” With this deceptively simple assertion, Markham-based, Kurdish-born artist Roda Medhat situates material not merely as a medium but a narrative engine.
01/17/2026 - 04/26/2026
“When you find different materials, you want to tell different stories.” With this deceptively simple assertion, Markham-based, Kurdish-born artist Roda Medhat situates material not merely as a medium but a narrative engine.
11/15/2025 - 02/02/2026
The AGB’s Community Generator is a series of community art exhibitions and activations designed to connect more artists with more audiences. Presented in dedicated spaces throughout the gallery, the program fosters creativity, dialogue, and inclusivity by offering a platform for local artists, collectives, and community groups to share their work.
11/15/2025 - 02/02/2026
The AGB’s Community Generator is a series of community art exhibitions and activations designed to connect more artists with more audiences. Presented in dedicated spaces throughout the gallery, the program fosters creativity, dialogue, and inclusivity by offering a platform for local artists, collectives, and community groups to share their work.
09/20/2025 - 01/25/2026
Grounded in the understanding that learning is a relational process, Gikinoo’amaatowin* – This Is All Learning explores the many ways knowledge is carried through the artistic practices of Anishinaabe artists Jean Marshall and Nicole Richmond.
09/20/2025 - 01/25/2026
Grounded in the understanding that learning is a relational process, Gikinoo’amaatowin* – This Is All Learning explores the many ways knowledge is carried through the artistic practices of Anishinaabe artists Jean Marshall and Nicole Richmond.
