
Diabolique
–Diabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveDiabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveFUZZY explores the complex and loving relationships between people and pet animals. One of the main criteria for choosing these artists is their ...
Open archiveDrawing on the stuff of our everyday lives—such as newspapers, books, and readily available scrap—these artists take up collage as a strategy, rather ...
Open archiveOut of Line brings together recent works by more than thirty contemporary artists from across Canada working in drawing's expanded field. ...
Open archiveThrough acts of transformation, illusion and suspension, the works in this exhibition focus intently on the perceptual experience of the viewer.
Open archivePioneering Canadian artist Colin Campbell used video as a flexible and accessible medium for storytelling; his oeuvre is about characters and their ...
Open archiveWalk Ways brings together works by nineteen contemporary artists who view walking as an activity that unites bodily and mental freedom. Inspired by ...
Open archivePlaying between screen space and gallery space, surface and depth, the exhibition engages questions of materiality, embodiment and mutability with ...
Open archiveMoving beyond the traditional framework of photography, the meanings of the works in Surface Tension are not limited to the subjects of individual ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveThis exhibition, assembled from Oakville Galleries' permanent collection, brings together the work of ten contemporary artists who are grappling with ...
Open archiveWalk Ways brings together works by nineteen contemporary artists who view walking as an activity that unites bodily and mental freedom. Inspired by ...
Open archiveReflecting a broad overview of Murphy's work over the last ten years, this exhibition comprises sculpture, collage, drawing and engraving.
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveNovel Ideas explores the reincarnation of found objects and literary detritus in a collection of bookworks by eight international artists. The ...
Open archiveOver the years, Oakville Galleries has been building a permanent collection that is gaining a national and international reputation. For this annual ...
Open archiveThis gathering of works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection suggests that the state of portraiture is likewise a category in flux, one ...
Open archiveMy first trips to Dieppe were made in 2002, creating a large-scale installation on the beach around the time the city was commemorating the sixtieth ...
Open archiveAn Assembly of Shapes brings together the work of nineteen Canadian artists—based both locally and internationally—working in and around painting. ...
Open archiveOver the years, Oakville Galleries has been building a permanent collection that is gaining a national and international reputation. For this annual ...
Open archiveThis exhibition explores pieces from Oakville Galleries Permanent Collection that deal with systems and formats in which contemporary artists have ...
Open archiveOakville Galleries presents Odd Bodies, a selection of works from the National Gallery's permanent collection of modern and contemporary art and ...
Open archiveViewing Catherine Chalmers's exhibition Food Chain is a little like watching The Sopranos on television. Both are about the drama of sex, intrigue, ...
Open archiveCuriously, Oakville Galleries' 25th anniversary managed to sneak up on the staff. This unexpected arrival helped set the tone for marking the ...
Open archiveDiabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveThe thirteen artists in this exhibition all take the body as the principal subject of their work. As a group, they represent two generations of ...
Open archiveTo propose, to proposition, to prop up: Propped explores the varied functions and meanings of the prop in the work of contemporary Canadian artists, ...
Open archiveMoving beyond the traditional framework of photography, the meanings of the works in Surface Tension are not limited to the subjects of individual ...
Open archiveCuriously, Oakville Galleries' 25th anniversary managed to sneak up on the staff. This unexpected arrival helped set the tone for marking the ...
Open archiveTaking a lesson from Martha Stewart, Panya Clark Espinal has explored the interior spaces of everyday domestic objects such as a wardrobe, a hatbox, ...
Open archiveDiabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveTo propose, to proposition, to prop up: Propped explores the varied functions and meanings of the prop in the work of contemporary Canadian artists, ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveThis exhibition aims to provide a refresher on the various ways avian and apian characteristics are being employed by contemporary artists. Rather ...
Open archiveFrom anxiety about economic recession, warfare and the violence of international terrorism, to concerns about consumerism and the decentered world of ...
Open archiveThe works included in The Green of Her map out landscapes in unlikely sources—a fur muff, a floral carpet, the folds of a napkin—and imagine what new ...
Open archiveAs a parliamentary declared national symbol, the beaver holds special relevance for Canadians. For long over a century in Canada, the beaver's image ...
Open archiveThis major exhibition is the first comprehensive examination of Lynne Cohen's photographic work, from the mid-1970's to her most recent production. ...
Open archiveFor I Know You Know, the artist presents a complex network of narratives, objects and ideas bound by association. Each component of the show is the ...
Open archiveDrawing on the stuff of our everyday lives—such as newspapers, books, and readily available scrap—these artists take up collage as a strategy, rather ...
Open archiveOakville Galleries is pleased to present Sobey Art Award: 2011 Ontario Long List, a group exhibition that takes the pulse of contemporary art-making ...
Open archiveThis gathering of works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection suggests that the state of portraiture is likewise a category in flux, one ...
Open archiveOutlook Express(ed) looks at how new media has offered artists Lois Andison, Susan Collins and David Rokeby innovative ways of thinking about time, ...
Open archiveFor the past eight years, John Armstrong and Paul Collins have collaborated on painting, photography and publishing. Their collaboration ...
Open archiveIn bringing together visual images of suburbia from the collections of the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of Contemporary ...
Open archivePresenting selected works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection, Re-Envisioning Habitat examines the ways in which contemporary artists ...
Open archiveOver the years, Oakville Galleries has been building a permanent collection that is gaining a national and international reputation. For this annual ...
Open archiveThis exhibition explores the various ways that our society's interpretation of cultural and personal symptoms has been contaminated and suggests that ...
Open archiveAn Assembly of Shapes brings together the work of nineteen Canadian artists—based both locally and internationally—working in and around painting. ...
Open archiveDiabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveThe thirteen artists in this exhibition all take the body as the principal subject of their work. As a group, they represent two generations of ...
Open archiveAccumulated Outlook examines the way we look at the world through information that is both sourced and sampled. Like the companion exhibition Outlook ...
Open archiveAt a time when the effects of global warming might be twice as catastrophic as previously thought, and extreme climate events threaten us worldwide, ...
Open archiveThis gathering of works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection suggests that the state of portraiture is likewise a category in flux, one ...
Open archiveAn Assembly of Shapes brings together the work of nineteen Canadian artists—based both locally and internationally—working in and around painting. ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveOakville Galleries is located in the spaces of a once-private estate house and a public library. The two-part exhibition Where I Lived, and What I ...
Open archiveCuriously, Oakville Galleries' 25th anniversary managed to sneak up on the staff. This unexpected arrival helped set the tone for marking the ...
Open archiveThis exhibition explores themes of building and reconstruction in Oakville Galleries's permanent collection. The Centennial location features works ...
Open archiveTo propose, to proposition, to prop up: Propped explores the varied functions and meanings of the prop in the work of contemporary Canadian artists, ...
Open archiveFor Tracy, her first museum exhibition in Canada, Cwynar presents a trilogy of recent film works that reflect on systems of desire and control. Shown ...
Open archiveWith their hand-held camerawork, abrupt edits and non-linear narratives, Keren Cytter's short films evoke an uncertain, frenzied atmosphere. Wine at ...
Open archivePlaying between screen space and gallery space, surface and depth, the exhibition engages questions of materiality, embodiment and mutability with ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveFrom anxiety about economic recession, warfare and the violence of international terrorism, to concerns about consumerism and the decentered world of ...
Open archiveThe practice of Northern Irish artist Colin Darke is engaged, committed and political. His interests lead him to question notions of language and ...
Open archiveOakville Galleries is located in the spaces of a once-private estate house and a public library. The two-part exhibition Where I Lived, and What I ...
Open archiveFeaturing installations of books, screens and furniture sculptures; wall drawing; and a selection of works evoking decorative mirrors from his ...
Open archiveFor What Is a Self?, Glabush takes over the former estate house of Gairloch Gardens with an array of large-scale weavings and mixed-media sculptures.
Open archivePioneering Canadian artist Colin Campbell used video as a flexible and accessible medium for storytelling; his oeuvre is about characters and their ...
Open archiveIn PARK, her first solo museum exhibition, Jazvac responds to the distinctive context of Oakville Galleries in Gairloch Gardens with a suite of ...
Open archivePlaying between screen space and gallery space, surface and depth, the exhibition engages questions of materiality, embodiment and mutability with ...
Open archiveIn House & Home & Garden, her first solo museum exhibition, Partheniou presents an installation environment that skews our perception of the ...
Open archiveThrough his work in sculpture, painting and other media, British Columbia-born artist Sonny Assu looks at identity through the lenses of Indigenous ...
Open archiveThe thirteen artists in this exhibition all take the body as the principal subject of their work. As a group, they represent two generations of ...
Open archiveNovel Ideas explores the reincarnation of found objects and literary detritus in a collection of bookworks by eight international artists. The ...
Open archiveDrawing on the stuff of our everyday lives—such as newspapers, books, and readily available scrap—these artists take up collage as a strategy, rather ...
Open archiveThis exhibition, assembled from Oakville Galleries' permanent collection, brings together the work of ten contemporary artists who are grappling with ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveThis gathering of works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection suggests that the state of portraiture is likewise a category in flux, one ...
Open archiveAuto-Motive: World from the Windshield brings together eighteen artists who examine notions of place, perception and emotional experience from the ...
Open archivePresenting selected works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection, Re-Envisioning Habitat examines the ways in which contemporary artists ...
Open archiveOver the years, Oakville Galleries has been building a permanent collection that is gaining a national and international reputation. For this annual ...
Open archiveThis exhibition explores the various ways that our society's interpretation of cultural and personal symptoms has been contaminated and suggests that ...
Open archiveAs its title suggests, Urban Territories / Territoires urbains is meant to be understood on different levels: it addresses not only the question of ...
Open archiveNovel Ideas explores the reincarnation of found objects and literary detritus in a collection of bookworks by eight international artists. The ...
Open archivePlaying between screen space and gallery space, surface and depth, the exhibition engages questions of materiality, embodiment and mutability with ...
Open archiveAs a parliamentary declared national symbol, the beaver holds special relevance for Canadians. For long over a century in Canada, the beaver's image ...
Open archiveDrawing on the stuff of our everyday lives—such as newspapers, books, and readily available scrap—these artists take up collage as a strategy, rather ...
Open archiveAuto-Motive: World from the Windshield brings together eighteen artists who examine notions of place, perception and emotional experience from the ...
Open archiveDavid Rokeby's work uses computers to explore the relationships that evolve between human beings and the technologies they create. His body of work ...
Open archiveDoug Back is a wizard. His 21st century alchemy draws on computers, motors, video cameras, body parts and everyday objects to create an otherwise ...
Open archiveFelt Histories (re: the fact of a doorframe) is a computer interactive sound and video installation in which the viewer's touch and proximity ...
Open archiveImagine beautiful colour, delightful shapes and sweet aroma, and a flower garden comes to mind. This summer at Gairloch, the flowers are shifting and ...
Open archiveNearly all the works in Addressing Oakville are now part of Oakville Galleries' permanent collection. They relate to a focus on the collection that ...
Open archiveYou won't find any soccer moms, golf-bag-toting dads, streets brimming with SUVs, or kids playing road hockey in Susan Dobson's photographs; their ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveIn bringing together visual images of suburbia from the collections of the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of Contemporary ...
Open archiveAuto-Motive: World from the Windshield brings together eighteen artists who examine notions of place, perception and emotional experience from the ...
Open archivePresenting selected works from Oakville Galleries's permanent collection, Re-Envisioning Habitat examines the ways in which contemporary artists ...
Open archiveMother of This Domain presents a number of recent works by Domanović that use speculative narratives to reveal deeply personal connections between ...
Open archiveThe common factor linking the work in The Jennifer Show is simple. Each artist has been chosen because she meets the basic requirement for the ...
Open archiveDiabolique brings together twenty-one artists who address the impact of war, violence and human conflict on contemporary life.
Open archiveOut of Line brings together recent works by more than thirty contemporary artists from across Canada working in drawing's expanded field. ...
Open archiveAn Assembly of Shapes brings together the work of nineteen Canadian artists—based both locally and internationally—working in and around painting. ...
Open archiveAn Assembly of Shapes brings together the work of nineteen Canadian artists—based both locally and internationally—working in and around painting. ...
Open archiveFor The Illuminations Project, artists Shary Boyle and Emily Vey Duke have come together over a period of more than ten years to collaborate on a ...
Open archiveBurning Cold presents the work of visual artists from both above and below the 60th parallel who investigate myths of the North and reinterpret them ...
Open archiveOn the occasion of her retirement from Oakville Galleries, Curator Marnie Fleming organizes You've Really Got a Hold on Me featuring select works ...
Open archiveThis exhibition aims to provide a refresher on the various ways avian and apian characteristics are being employed by contemporary artists. Rather ...
Open archiveThis exhibition explores pieces from Oakville Galleries Permanent Collection that deal with systems and formats in which contemporary artists have ...
Open archiveMemory is a large part of our lives, informing the decisions that weave the fabric of our identity and make us who we are. Clothes can be powerful ...
Open archiveOakville Galleries presents Odd Bodies, a selection of works from the National Gallery's permanent collection of modern and contemporary art and ...
Open archiveDrawing on the stuff of our everyday lives—such as newspapers, books, and readily available scrap—these artists take up collage as a strategy, rather ...
Open archive