AGORA GALLERY is delighted to present TOM CAMPBELL: Listening to Silence, an exhibition of paintings and sculpture exploring precious moments of silence in urban life and our desire to
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Jacob Grodzinski was born in Cambridge, England and raised in Guelph, Ontario. He has a BFA from Mount Allison University (Sackville, New Brunswick) and studied traditional drawing and oil painting
Read more →As part of Culture Days, please join us to meet some of the artists in our Summer Exhibition, which closes Sunday. The exhibition includes work by 20 artists with a
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Please join us for a question and answer session with painter, Jim MacDougall. A member of the Portrait Society of Canada, Queen’s Jubilee Medal honouree and a past president of
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Irene Miller has been taking pictures since her childhood in Winnipeg, inspired by poetry and the landscape around her.
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Lucinda Jones will talk about her work as a printmaker and her passion for singing. She studied painting at the University of Western Ontario in London and printmaking at Concordia
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Back by popular demand! Please join us as painter Kathryn Friis and musician Eric Mahar once again create artwork combining image and sound through simultaneous improvisation.
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Born in Holland in the aftermath of World War Two, Antonie Los moved to Canada with his family to start a new life in 1954. Attending H.B. Beal’s respected art
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Wellesley based sculptor Ruth Abernethy is perhaps best known for her large-scale bronze sculptures of public figures, including Glenn Gould, Oscar Peterson, John Hirsch, Tom Hendry, John A. Macdonald and
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Luke Jerram is the British artist behind the international public art project “Play Me, I’m Yours”, which has been shown in more than 45 cities and enjoyed by millions of
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