1080 Keewatin St,
Thunder Bay, ON, P7B 6T7

Media Release – Gallery Announces Major Donors to Capital Campaign

SUBJECT: Gallery Announces Major Donors to Capital Campaign WHEN: March 6, 2020 WHERE: Thunder Bay Art Gallery, 1080 Keewatin St John Sims, Deputy Chair of the AWE Capital Campaign, announced over $600,000 in donations to the AWE Capital Campaign toward the new waterfront art gallery. When making the announcement Sims explained that he was committed […]

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Opening Reception – The North Now

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery is excited to announce the opening of its newest exhibition: The North Now. Featuring art from across Northern Ontario, this multi-disciplinary juried exhibition provides a glimpse of the immense creativity, diversity and innovation by established and emerging artists living in the North of the province. Artists from across Northern Ontario […]

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Opening Reception – Unfold Time: The Art of Leo Yerxa

Friday, September 13 at 7:30 pm Unfold Time: The Art of Leo Yerxa is a retrospective exhibition which celebrates the life and work of Leo Yerxa (1947–2017), the award-winning artist, poet, and writer from Couchiching First Nation, near Fort Frances, ON. The exhibition brings together Leo’s writings – his memories, reflections, and poems – with his art. Combined, […]

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Media Release – Spring 2019 Exhibitions

RE: Spring Exhibitions at the Gallery WHEN: April 11 WHERE: Thunder Bay Art Gallery #nofilterneeded brings together, for the first time in over thirty years, photographic works by nineteen members of the Native Indian/Inuit Photographers’ Association (NIIPA) from the organization’s first two self-produced touring exhibitions, Visions (’85) and Silver Drum (’86), alongside additional photographs sourced […]

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Media Release – INSIGHT 20/20

RE: INSIGHT 20/20 Speaker Series Event WHEN: Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 pm WHERE: Sleeping Giant Brewery Join us for the first Insight 20/20, a new speaker series highlighting the creative arts in Thunder Bay. Using the PechaKucha (Japanese for “chit-chat”) format presenters will have 20 slides and 20 seconds per slide to share their […]

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