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Halcyon Days: Works from the Permanent Collection
-Featuring works by Shuvinai Ashoona, Lynne Cohen, Kosso Eloul, Brian Fisher, Michael Flomen, Tristram Lansdowne, Agnes Lefort, Doris McCarthy. Eva McCauley, Ray Mead, Frieda Nelson, Otto Planding, Jon Sasaki. Gordon Smith. Takao Tanabe, Tom Thomson and F.H. Varley
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Emanuel Licha: Now Have A Look At This Machine
-Curated by Lesley Johnstone, Head of Exhibitions and Education at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal
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Carry Forward | Curated by Lisa Myers
-Featuring work by Maria Thereza Alves, Marjorie Beaucage, Deanna Bowen, Dana Claxton, Brenda Draney, John Hampton, Jamelie Hassan, Mike MacDonald, Nadia Myre, Krista Belle Stewart and Maika’i Tubbs.
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Storylines-The Long and Short of it | Works from the Permanent Collection
-Stand before an artwork: observe and engage in a search for meaning. An unspoken conversation follows, revealing as much about the viewer as it does about the artist.
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Making Shade: Selections from the Permanent Collection
-Featuring a diverse range of ninety works, Making Shade celebrates the rarely-seen sketches, studies and drawings found in KWAG’s Permanent Collection.
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April Hickox: Index
-Representing three distinct photographic series – Vantage Point, Glance, and Echo – these works convey Hickox’s interest in the aperture as both a mechanical and symbolic device.
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Joseph Tisiga - IBC: They say he hit them with his gloves
-Yukon-based Joseph Tisiga is known for his watercolours and sculptures that reflect on history, hybrid identities and an evolving personal mythology. His work combines imagery inspired by social and philosophical influences that have shaped his perspective.
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Ron Benner: Trans/mission: 101
-Equal parts activist and artist, Ron Benner combines photography and installation, often in the form of site-specific installation. Through these means, Benner reflects on the histories of oppression that intersect with the corporatization of our food sources.
