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SOS: A Story of Survival, Part II – The Body
-SOS: A Story of Survival is a three-part exhibition exploring what survival is, what it looks like and what it means to survive. For Part II – The Body, issues, frameworks, struggles and successes of local and global significance are brought together.
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Denise Ferreira da Silva and Arjuna Neuman: Serpent Rain
-Serpent Rain is as much an experiment in working together as it is a film about the future.
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Mike MacDonald: Planting one Another
-A project with care and coexistence at its core, Planting one Another features a twin re-planting of a Medicine and Butterfly garden by the late Mi’kmaw artist Mike MacDonald (1941-2006).
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In Search of a Loss of Self
-Pardiss Amerian, Hédi Bouraoui, Gabriel Cohen, Elizabeth Eastman, Judy Garfin, Colwyn Griffith, Adad Hannah, Jamelie Hassan, Robert Hedrick, John Howlin, Norman Laliberté, Wadie El Mahdy, Keiko Minami, George Douglas Pepper, Kathleen Daly Pepper, Mary Hiester Reid, Pierre-Léon Tétreault, Jacques de Tonnancour
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Jessica Karuhanga: Blue as the insides
-The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of Ugandan-Canadian artist Jessica Karuhanga. Blue as the insides is a survey of Karuhanga’s performance, video and sound installations over the last decade.
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Expressions 48: Wherever You Are
-Organized by KWAG Public Programs Department. Selected works from the Permanent Collection and students from Waterloo Region
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Joyce Wieland: A Clutter of Love
-Curated by Darryn Doull Dear Joyce, You continue to inspire us. Your groundbreaking oeuvre playfully complicates our understandings of nationalism, at a time when the flag itself has been instrumentalized for ulterior motivations.
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Wait for the Wheel
-William (Bill) Acres, Jack Bechtel, Salvador Dalí, Michael Falk, Michael Flomen, Sara Graham, Basia Irland, Otto Rogers, C.V. Stübbe-Teglbjaerg, Takao Tanabe, Dondi White and York Wilson