After a five year hiatus, subDevision—Ottawa’s coolest site-specific theatre festival experience—is back. From Oct. 2–4, swing by the Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) for all things performance, collaboration and community.
Harvest – A Feast of Fall is a multi-chef food and beverage experience that celebrates Ottawa’s culinary community. The event benefits Youturn Youth Services, a non-profit organization that provides individualized services to Ottawa’s most at-risk youth. This year’s event will take place at the Ottawa Art Gallery on September 18.
Get ready for the annual Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) from Sept. 25–29. This year’s festival takes place across various different venues in downtown Ottawa and will provide workshops, screenings and entertainment highlighting some of the world’s best in animation. Artistic Director of the festival, Chris Robinson, says that the OIAF showcases a different world of animation than what audiences usually expect.
The OAG’s Give to Get art auction took place May 16 and was a major success for the gallery and participating artists.
The Ottawa Art Gallery is set to host its annual Give to Get Art Auction, and has officially announced its Critics’ Choice for the 2024 auction. Selected by a committee of jurors, the 5 pieces that were picked will be marked with a pink star in the auction and will be the centrepieces of the […]
Are you pink carpet ready? OAG will be painting the town pink at its annual art auction on May 16, 2024!
The Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) is proud to announce the opening of Art School Confidential, a group exhibition commemorating fifty years of visual arts at the University of Ottawa. The exhibition showcases the work of fifty artists who have contributed to the rich artistic legacy of the institution.
Spanning the Divide: Art from the University of Ottawa Department of Visual Arts offers the insights of three MFA students as they reflect upon, and make work based upon, home.
“Nobody sees a flower really; it is so small.” —Georgia O’Keeffe 1939. We recently attended a vernissage of a new exhibition by the 44.4 Mother/Artist Collective intricately tied to this quote and Georgia O’Keeffe.
The International Film Festival of Ottawa (IFFO) starts this Wednesday, March 13th, with Atom Egoyan’s Seven Veils at the Ottawa Art Gallery. IFFO 2024 runs from March 13–24 and includes 25 feature films from 26 countries and 21 Canadian short films. We spoke with IFFO Executive Director Tom McSorley to learn more.
It’s hard to believe that this weekend marks the beginning of March! With warm temperatures and plenty to do, it’s time to celebrate its arrival and get out on the town.
Some of us lucky folks have a long weekend, but even if you don’t, there’s so much to check out around the city that you’ll make the most of it.
The SCI_ART symposium—exploring convergence of science and art—is organized by multiple European embassies Ottawa is home to, hosted this year at the Ottawa Art Gallery and Club SAW on April 6-7.
This week’s snowfall is great news for all the outdoor enthusiasts who have been (im)patiently waiting for winter. Read on for some ideas on how to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors, plus some suggestions for those looking to stay cozy.
As December unfolds, the year draws to a close with a sense of reflection and anticipation for the holiday season, encapsulating the spirit of festivity and year-end sentiments. The music scene in Ottawa mirrors this celebratory mood, offering a diverse array of genres to suit every taste – rock, folk, electronic, rap, and more. Explore […]
