Bid for a Brighter Future
Art, Gift Baskets, Show Tickets and More in KWAG’s Annual Auction Fundraiser!
Inspired by the power of art to bring people together, KWAG delivers diverse experiences for the people of Waterloo Region. Our youth, education and wellness programs brighten lives and build understanding through the universal language of art.
By joining our online auction, you’re not just bidding on items—you’re helping build a future that’s more inclusive, equitable, and vibrant for all. Every dollar raised directly supports these transformative programs, empowering us to reach more people and inspire positive change through the arts.
The auction will open on Monday, 11 November at 10:00 a.m. and close on Tuesday, 10 December at 10:00 p.m. Your participation, whether by bidding or donating, is a step towards a stronger, more connected community. Plus, you could take home incredible art and prizes!
How to Participate:
The auction will officially open for bidding on Monday, 11 November at 10:00 a.m. and will close on Tuesday, 10 December at 10:00 p.m. The auction items will be displayed at KWAG’s Fall Exhibition Opening on Friday, 15 November from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. The auction can be accessed on a computer or mobile device at the following link: KWAG Online Auction.
Note: We recommend viewing the images of artworks on a computer for best image quality.
Contact:
Morgan Anderson, Development Coordinator
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery,
Phone: 519-579-5860 x 221
Email: manderson@kwag.on.ca
Original Artworks
Images:
Ernest Daetwyler, From the River to the Sea, 2024, (24"x36"x1").
Tara Cooper, I am altering my course to starboard, 2018. Indigo-dye resist with screen-printing. (16” x 12” x 0.5”) This print is from the series Reading the Sky.
Maureen O'Connor, Revival, 2019. Chromogenic Photograph, Shadowbox Framed in White. (10.5x10.5x 2.25)
Robert Kinghorn, Monet’s Garden, 2019. Archival Photograph (11"x14").
Judith Stephens-Wells, Morning Magic, 2024. Limited edition photograph (1/8), (framed size: 17 7/16” x 23 5/8”x 3/4”).
Michelle Purchase, follow the yellow brick road, 2024. Woodcut block print, printed with oil based inks on Rives BFK, (12”x14”).
