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Culture Days at the RMG
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The Robert McLaughlin Gallery
72 Queen St
Durham, ON
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible.
À propos
The RMG is celebrating Culture Days and Doors Open Oshawa on Saturday, September 24. There’s so much to explore!
Join us for building tours at 11am and 2pm and make sure to drop-in for art-making activities offered between 1-3pm. Admission and events are all FREE.
Spend time with our exhibitions
- The Beyond Within (A solo exhibition by artist Annie MacDonell)
- True Currency (A group exhibition featuring artists Christina Battle, Helen Cho, Alvin Luong, Sofia Mesa, Dana Prieto, and Cassie Thornton)
- Complete Freedom (Abstract artworks from our permanent collection)
- Journeys (Historical and contemporary artworks from our permanent collection)
- Come Together (Photographs from the Thomas Bouckley Collection)
- Victory: Seniors Art Competition and Exhibition 2022
Join a guided architecture + art tour
At 11am and 2pm, our welcoming Visitor Engagement Assistants will deliver tours of this stunning modern building. Discover the original vision for Oshawa’s public gallery, brought to life in 1969, and how architect Arthur Erickson designed a massive 36,000-square-foot extension that made the gallery what it is today.
Participate in a family-friendly art-making activity
Design your OWN gallery! Led by our Learning and Engagement team members, this drop in activity will invite you to explore Journeys, the major permanent collection exhibition, through an interactive scavenger hunt; then, use the inspiration you find to create mixed media artworks in the studio.
Links
- Learn more rmg.on.ca
Organisateur
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery believes that art cultivates connected and caring communities. As an artist-centered and community-oriented public art gallery in Durham Region, we bring people from diverse backgrounds together to engage with art that inspires new perspectives, generates meaningful conversations, and creates a sense of belonging.