5 Artists 1 Love is a stunning, annual Black History Month celebration of the artistic vibrancy and range of Edmonton’s African-Canadian communities, from Angola to [...]

Set in the extraordinarily modern bistro of an all-women’s condominium, All The Little Animals I Have Eaten follows a tender?hearted young server on the most [...]

Looking for an excuse to change out of those yoga pants, put on some make up, call a babysitter, and head out with your girlfriends [...]

Koo Koo Kanga Roo is a dance party of the senses. For the last 12 years, lifelong friends and collaborators Bryan and Neil have toured [...]

Join this American country rock band for a night of their hit songs, including “Fishin' In The Dark” and “Dance Little Jean.”

One of literary history's most famous couples comes to life in this modern take on Jane Austen’s most famous works, Pride and Prejudice. The clever [...]

SOUND OFF is Canada’s national festival dedicated to the Deaf performing arts. It brings Deaf artists from across the country to share their stories, their [...]

This exhibition features a survey of work from the Nina Collective over the past two decades.

Explore a new exhibition of new works by Linus Woods. “I feel this series of work has come directly from the Spirits.” “On January 15th [...]

SNAP is pleased to present My Story of Sublimation, an exhibition by Libby Hague in the gallery from March 4 – April 8, 2023. In [...]

Who would have ever guessed that the TV world would be so enthralled and entertained with the goings on at small paper company office. A [...]

Dean Drever’s Pass the Hat is 16 feet and made of 10,686 pieces of paper. It is a documentation of the strength of the Haida [...]

Set in 1957, Trouble In Mind is a fascinating comedy-drama that takes a look at racism in the New York theatre scene. When the cast [...]

In her exhibition Converse Subversives, Calgary artist Shona Rae uses narrative, figurative sculptures to engage traditional myths, fairy tales, folklore, ancient artifacts and personal history. [...]

In Black and White is a timely exhibition of the work of Edmonton-born artist Dean Drever. The exhibition features a broad selection of Drever’s work, [...]

To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat is a celebration of diversity and an urgent call to action around issues of racial marginalization. Taking [...]

In LandEscape, fringes of fancy dance shawls flow into the landscape, merging with earth, water and sky, creating a beautiful and otherworldly landscape. Merging ceremony, [...]

amiskwaciy Academy, in collaboration with the Alberta Aviation Museum, is pleased to present a new year-long art installation on exhibit display, entitled: ? ?????? ê-pimihâyahk [...]

William Hogarth was an English painter and engraver in the 1700’s. His most famous engravings are critical of English culture and his satire was directed [...]

Tiffany Shaw has mapped the section of the North Saskatchewan River that flows through the city limits of amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton) while thinking about the Métis [...]

The Art Gallery of Alberta commissioned Canadian artist Damian Moppett to create an installation for long-term display in the AGA Atrium. This work is intended to be a scaled-up sketch that occupies the space in the AGA's atrium as if it was drawn in the air. Shapes and lines are fabricated out of cut aluminum plate, which have been arranged and painted to recreate a 'fast' artistic abstract drawing. Moppett's recent large-scale public sculptures have all been centered around the idea of making a relatively 'quick' drawing or painting into a large three-dimensional sculpture while still trying to convey the immediate graphic simplicity of the original drawing or painting. This work will maintain the qualities of a sketch with drawing materials and blow them up to architectural or larger-than-life scale.