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OAG’s Winter Exhibition Celebration

Visual arts · Exhibition

When

Event 6 p.m. · Ends 8:30 p.m.

Where
Ottawa Art Gallery
10 Daly Avenue, Ottawa (Ontario)
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Poster: OAG’s Winter Exhibition Celebration, Ottawa Art Gallery, Monday, November 16

About

You do not want to miss this celebration!

Exhibitions

Memory Palace

Olivia Johnston, Karen Miller, Mina Moshajjari, Wind Up Radio

Level 4

Timescapes

Journey through the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art

Level 2

Art + Parcel: A Holiday Sale

Level 1

Schedule

6 PM

Reception Begins in the Alma Duncan Salon, level 3

6:20 PM

Speeches in the Alma Duncan Salon, level 3

Reception Continues until 8:30 PM

REGISTER HERE

OAG is pleased to offer free childcare during exhibition receptions.

It will be available from 6 – 8 PM in the Studio (level 0). Please email cstewart@oaggao.ca to register.

If you are in need of ASL interpretation for the event speeches, please contact Emma Campbell by November 3.

Winter Savings at the OAG Shop

Start your holiday shopping at Art + Parcel: A Holiday Sale. Enjoy a 10% discount at the OAG Shop during the reception, or 20% for OAG Members. Please note that discounts are not applicable to original artwork or products that are already on sale.

Image: Olivia Johnston, grotto 2; audio: cello improv 1, 2026, dried plant matter, chicken wire, fishing wire, wood, pigment-ink print on cotton rag paper, light box, sound piece. Courtesy of the artist.

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Eventbrite.ca, seen Nov 11

You do not want to miss this celebration! | Un évènement à ne pas manquer !

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