Last change to view Re View: The fifth installment closing April 20 The fifth installment in the Re View series places focus on a singular historic painting, R.
Explore our captivating ongoing exhibitions: 1- Natalie Hunter: “Through sunset, slow dusk, and gathering dawn” Natalie Hunter creates photo-based installations, sculpture, and moving images that explore relationships between embodied experience, spatial perception, the senses, and memory.
We are open from 11AM-9PM!
Explore our captivating new exhibitions: 1️⃣ Natalie Hunter: “Through sunset, slow dusk, and gathering dawn” Natalie Hunter creates photo-based installations, sculpture, and moving images that explore relationships between embodied experience, spatial perception, the senses, and memory.
Re View: Exhibition 4 November 3, 2023 – January 13, 2024 It has been 10 years since Gallery Lambton closed its doors at the former Bayside Centre and moved down the street to re-open in the historic Thom Building as the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery.
Re View: Exhibition 4 November 3, 2023 – January 13, 2024 It has been 10 years since Gallery Lambton closed its doors at the former Bayside Centre and moved down the street to re-open in the historic Thom Building as the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery.
A Family Palette: Frances-Anne Johnston, Franklin Arbuckle and Franz Johnston. The exhibition is organized and circulated by Ottawa Art Gallery and curated by Rebecca Basciano.
The JNAAG is open late for First Friday to view the continuing exhibitions:
Humans of Lambton – open until October 14, 2023 This initiative is in collaboration with the Lambton County Library and is a continuation of the Take your Shot Teen Photo Contest which began in 2019.
The JNAAG is open late for First Friday viewing of the new and continuing exhibitions:
Humans of Lambton August 4 – October 14, 2023 Stephen Livick’s photographs served as the inspiration for this year’s community art initiative which challenged teens in Lambton County to respond to the theme Humans of Lambton.
The JNAAG is open late for First Friday viewing of the continuing exhibitions:
Nico Williams Biskaabiiyang / Returning to Ourselves April 14 – September 9, 2023
Many Lives Mark This Place John Hartman Paints Canadian Writers in the Landscapes that Inspire Them April 14 – September 9, 2023 John Hartman Paints Canadian Writers in the Landscapes that Inspire Them
Re View Exhibition 3 May 5 – July 23, 2023
Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery 147 Lochiel Street https://www.jnaag.ca/
The JNAAG is open late for First Friday viewing of the continuing exhibitions:
Nico Williams Biskaabiiyang / Returning to Ourselves April 14 – September 9, 2023
Many Lives Mark This Place John Hartman Paints Canadian Writers in the Landscapes that Inspire Them April 14 – September 9, 2023 John Hartman Paints Canadian Writers in the Landscapes that Inspire Them
Re View Exhibition 3 May 5 – July 23, 2023
Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery 147 Lochiel Street https://www.jnaag.ca/
John Hartman’s Many Lives Mark This Place Nico Williams’ Biskaabiiyang | Returning to Ourselves Re View 3 Member’s reception with music by Evan and John Memberships start at $20
Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery 147 Lochiel Street https://www.jnaag.ca/en/index.aspx
Visit JNAAG this First Friday and be the first to view two new exhibitions:
Nico Williams Biskaabiiyang / Returning to Ourselves April 14 – September 9, 2023
Many Lives Mark This Place John Hartman Paints Canadian Writers in the Landscapes that Inspire Them April 14 – September 9, 2023
Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery 147 Lochiel Street https://www.jnaag.ca/
Visit the JNAAG this First Friday to explore 3 exhibitions currently on view:
Skawennati From Skyworld to Cyberspace On view until March 18
Darla Fisher Odjig Beneath the Mask: Symbols as a Healing Phenomenon On view until March 18
Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery 147 Lochiel Street https://www.jnaag.ca/en/index.aspx
The exhibition is a deliriously bright and immersive experience featuring the paintings of Canadian modernist painter, and founder of Painters Eleven, William Ronald (1926-1998).
Re View is a series of exhibitions which act as an extended celebration of the 10 year anniversary of the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery.
Visit the two new exhibitions opening this First Friday: Skawennati | From Skyworld to Cyberspace Darla Fisher-Odjig | Beneath the Mask: Symbols as a Healing Phenomenon
Upcoming Programs at JNAAG
Art & Ideas | Free | Registration Required |7PM Art, Avatars and Outer Space with Matthew Ryan Smith | Thursday October 13 In Conversation with Darla Fisher-Odjig | Thursday October 27
Art Pod | A program designed for youth ages 10-14 with special needs Free | Registration Required | 6:30-7:30PM | Early Arrival Welcome @ 6PM Build Your Own Avatar | Thursday October 27
Printmaking with Laura Manzano Arias A two part studio workshop for adults | No experience necessary $100 (+tax) | Materials and snacks provided | Registration Required |11AM-3PM Saturday October 22 | Printmaking Part 1 Saturday November 19 | Printmaking Part 2
Bring your appetite for art exploration and join visiting artist, Riley, as she takes you on an exploration of painting using pigments created from food.
What does home feel like?
How can you tell a story through a photograph?
Take inspiration from Sarnia Street Cruisers and create your own car sculpture.
