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The Myth of Consensus
-Marcel Barbeau, Christopher Birt, Jack Bush, Adèle Duck, Harold Feist, Eric Gamble, Robert Hedrick, Reg Holmes, Gershon Iskowitz, Richard Lanctôt, Rita Letendre, Ron Martin, Arthur F. McKay, Gordon Rayner, Milly Ristvedt, William Ronald, Gordon Smith, Takao Tanabe, Harold Town, and Claude Tousignant
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Adad Hannah: Glints and Reflections
-Adad Hannah's “living pictures” play with the fascinated and attentive eye of the spectator by using dynamic modes of expression such a photography, video, installation and performance to generate the still image.
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Lois Andison: all the world began with a yes
-all the world began with a yes marks the KWAG premiere of two works recently acquired for the Permanent Collection.
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The Awesome and Awful: Works from the Permanent Collection
-Featuring works by Edward Burtynsky, Elizabeth M. Eastman, Michael Flomen, Judy Garfin, John Gould, Susanna Heller, John Heward, Tom Hodgson, Louis Marius Amorim Ferreira de Moraes
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Jenn E Norton: Slipstream
-Curated by Linda Jansma and Crystal Mowry. Organized by the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. In an otherwise empty gallery space, six reflective panels are positioned in a ring, facing inward, catching one another in their reflection, creating channels of infinite regress.
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The Perennials: Works from the Permanent Collection
-Featuring the work of Robert Bourdeau, Edward Burtynsky, Jane Buyers, Annie Dunning, Melissa General, Isabelle Hayeur, Ernest Lindner, Jo Manning, Scott McFarland, Meryl McMaster, Ray Mead, Mary Catherine Newcomb, Jenn E Norton, Reinhard Reitzenstein, and Joyce Wieland
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Expressions 44: Creative Communities
-Expressions 44 is our annual exhibition of student artwork that celebrates the next generation of creativity in Waterloo Region. Artworks made by students in Junior Kindergarten through to Grade 12 are shown alongside works from the Gallery’s Permanent Collection, highlighting the way art expresses ideas of past, present and future.
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geetha thurairajah: Migration is more momentous than ancient invasions
-For Waterloo-born, Brooklyn based artist geetha thurairajah, form is a slippery precursor to meaning. Her paintings begin as digital renderings, often composed of a surreal mix of symbols and visual quotations.