Somewhere Inside the Rainbow: Nancy Bergman
SOMEWHERE INSIDE THE RAINBOW is an exhibition of art quilts that demonstrate Nancy Bergman’s artistic take on the science of the rainbow.
EJ Kwandibens: MINO BIMAADIZIWIN
Featuring contemporary textiles and birch bark pieces inspired by the traditional teaching of ‘‘Mino Bimaadiziwin”, an Anishnaabe philosophy that means “Balanced Good Life”.
How Grammie Sees It: My Grandchildren’s Drawings Interpreted in Fabric
Jan Lindstrom’s HOW GRAMMIE SEES IT is a charming, multi-generational exhibition of textile artworks.
CAUTIONARY TALES IN THE 21st CENTURY: Jordan Van Sewell
“Cautionary Tales in the 21st Century” is a collection of low-fire ceramic sculpture presented to explore various scenarios in the modern world.
GETTING LOST IN THE LANDSCAPE: Holly Ann Friesen
In her exhibition GETTING LOST IN THE LANDSCAPE, Kenora artist Holly Ann Friesen creates an immersive experience inspired by the essence of the boreal landscape.
Stellar Perceptions: An Artistic Showcase by the Students of St. Thomas Aquinas High School
Stellar Perceptions: An Artistic Showcase by the Students of St. Thomas Aquinas High School
On a Silver Platter: Kris Goold
On a Silver Platter is an exhibition by local artist, Kris Goold. Showing at the Art Centre from January 13 – April 20, 2024.
Catherine Blackburn: New Age Warriors
In New Age Warriors artist Catherine Blackburn uses the framework of beading to explore cultural identity, memory, and history. Showing at the Art Centre from January 31st – April 13th, 2024.
79th Kenora District Festival of the Arts – Visual Arts
The Douglas Family Art Centre is pleased to be hosing the Visual Arts display for the 79th Kenora District Festival of the Arts.
Medicine Lines of Womanhood
Medicine Lines of Womanhood is an exhibition created by the coming together of family members and loved ones of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls who created artwork in commemoration of their respective loved ones. Showing at the Art Centre from March 12th – March 13th, 2024.
Mirror’s Echo: Marsha Whiddon
Mirror’s Echo is an exhibition by Marsha Whiddon whose art timeless in its ability to engage and enable one to delve into the depths of their own psyche.
Irene McCuaig: Here Be Dragons
Here Be Dragons is an exhibition by local artist, Irene McCuaig. Showing at the Art Centre from September 30, 2023 to January 6, 2024.
Deck the Hall
The Douglas Family Art Centre is hosting a community exhibition and sale titled Deck the Hall!
The Gift of Art
This exhibition celebrates the collection of Walter J. Phillips’ Lake of the Woods inspired art that have been donated to The Muse.
Hands On: Bill McFarlane
The Douglas Family Art Centre is hosting an exhibition titled Hands On, featuring the printed works of local artist Bill McFarlane.
Written by Water
Written by Water is a collaborative exhibition of music and paintings inspired by the textures, colours, and temperament of the water from the Lake of Woods region.
In the Middle of the World
In the Middle of the World is an immersive exhibition by Penny Berens and Judith E. Martin, who create large textile works that explore seeing, sensing and reflection, that are simultaneously outwards, at our surroundings; and inwards, at the landscapes within us.
Kingfisher Days: A Tale of Wonder
The Douglas Family Art Centre will be hosting an exhibition titled Kingfisher Days: A Tale of Wonder, inspired by themes from Susan Coyne’s book.
78th Kenora District Festival of the Arts – Visual Arts
The Douglas Family Art Centre is pleased to be hosing the Visual Arts display for the 78th Kenora District Festival of the Arts.
Anong Migwans Beam
Anong Migwans Beam is an artist from Mchigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island, working primarily in large-format oil paintings.
Beyond the Bars
Beyond the Bars is an exhibition of artwork from inmates of the Kenora jail.
Exquisite Miniatures
International traveling art exhibition of miniature paintings by Wes and Rachelle Siegrist
Piitwewetam: Making is Medicine
Piitwewetam: Making is Medicine. This is a story of an Anishnaabe family’s journey of love and grief and grief and love.
Richard Calver: Life Force
Richard Calver : Life Force. A selection of 25 linocuts celebrating Calver’s life’s work.