Art Gallery of Peterborough
250 Crescent Street K9J 2G1 Peterborough, ON, Canada

Does anyone remember chewing gobs of bubble gum and blowing bubbles until it felt like your jaw would fall off? While blowing bubbles in public is not recommended at the moment, we’ve got a fun and COVID safe alternative -- Bring Your Bubble to the AGP! Get inspired by a private tour of our exhibitions and then take home your very own art kit. Flex your creative skills with four different flavours: Drawing, Painting, Sculpture and Mystery. Bring Your Bubble kits are also ava...ilable to purchase separately in the Gallery Shop, just in time for the Holidays. Check out this unboxing of our take-home drawing kit, then give us a call and book your bubble with us For more info, please visit: agp.on.ca/programs/bubble/ #AGPtbo #BringYourBubble #TakeHomeArtKit #GuidedTour

Happy Friday! We’re relaxing into the weekend with this lovely piece from the AGP #PermanentCollection. This watercolour was gifted to the Art Gallery of Peterborough in 1987 by the late Margaret L. Heideman. Margaret was one of the founding members of the AGP and a champion of the arts in Peterborough. Over the years she gifted several works to the AGP Permanent Collection and worked tirelessly to promote the arts in the Peterborough and Kawartha region. Margaret’s patrona...ge to the Gallery was and continues to be an essential way to support artists of this region and her decision to place works in a public gallery is a gift that keeps on giving. Unknown Artist, undated, watercolour on paper, gift of Margaret L. Heideman, 1987. #AGPtbo #Painting #Watercolour #Seascape

Please note that the Art Gallery of Peterborough will be closed to the public from November 11 to November 20th while we install new exhibitions. The AGP will reopen to the public on November 21st & 22nd for appointments to the Gallery Shop. New Exhibitions will be open to the public, by appointment, beginning November 26th. ... Sincerely, The AGP Team Jim Dine, Red Beard, 1973, etching on paper, ed. /50. Collection of the Art Gallery of Peterborough. #AGPtbo #PermanentCollection

Happy Friday Friends Today we’re looking at this stunning piece by John William Beatty (1869-1941) from the AGP #PermanentCollection! J.W. Beatty was a prominent Canadian artist and educator who lived and worked in Toronto at the turn of the nineteenth century. A contemporary of the Group of Seven, Beatty was also interested in exploring the landscape as a uniquely Canadian identity. Though never formally a part of the Group, over the years Beatty befriended and went on se...veral sketching trips with prominent members such as Lawren Harris and A.Y. Jackson. This piece, titled Easter Time, Kearney Ontario, is representative of the en plein air sketches that the artist would produce on such trips. You can imagine the artist sitting at this site, blocking out the light and colour as he sees it before him, capturing the serenely curving lines of the shoreline; the artist’s hand clear in the marks of the water’s surface. Beatty's work is also considered to have been an early influence on Canadian artist, Tom Thomson. The two were close friends and sketched together many times in Algonquin Park. It was John William Beatty who built the memorial cairn for Thomson after his death at Canoe Lake in 1917. His contributions and influences on the Ontario art scene were numerous. Beatty was a longstanding member of the Arts & Letters Club in Toronto, an important early meeting place for artists, and was elected president in 1912. He began teaching at the Ontario College of Art (now the Ontario College of Art and Design University) that same year and continued to teach there up until his death in 1941. As such, Beatty taught and influenced many celebrated Canadian artists, such as A.J. Casson and Doris McCarthy. It was a former student and local artist, Rev. Ernest Gilmour Smith, who donated this piece to the Art Gallery of Peterborough’s Permanent Collection in 1980. John William Beatty, Easter Time, Kearney Ontario, n.d. oil sketch on panel #AGPtbo #Landscape

It’s #ThrowbackThursday and these joyful photos of Opening Receptions past are giving us all the warm fuzzies on this cold wintery week. We’ve missed being able to gather together and celebrate with you. But this year has proven that even when we are apart, art can bring us together. The arts play a vital role in nurturing inspiration and hope in communities. We at the AGP cherish our role as a safe gathering place that engages our community and promotes the arts as a corn...erstone of community creativity and development. Leading up to #GivingTuesday on December 1st, we’ll be sharing more images and stories that celebrate the work we love to do in our community. We invite you to consider donating to the Art Gallery of Peterborough this giving season. No matter how large or small, your support ensures that we at the AGP can continue our work of connecting audiences with artists, inspiring the next generation, and contributing to our vibrant creative community. For more information, please visit: https://agp.on.ca/join-us/donate/ #AGPtbo #Donate #UnSelfie #Community

We want to say THANK YOU to our Hospitality Sponsor for the It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction, Gibson's Finest Canadian Whisky. They've partnered with some fabulous local restaurants who will be serving up food and drink options that pair perfectly with the artwork available in this year's online auction. So get into your bubble, order some fine local fare, and get those bids in! All auction items close Saturday, November 7 at 9pm. Check them out at: https://agp.on.ca/its...-all-about-artists-hospitality-sponso/ Lois Shaw, Red Wine, Please, 2020, oil on canvas, available in the It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction.

The Holiday Season is almost upon us! But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered Treat yourself, or someone special! The AGP Gallery Shop will be OPEN for appointments beginning this Saturday, November 21, from 11am -5pm. We’ve been busy behind the scenes bringing in new work from the region’s finest artists, makers and designers. If that wasn’t sweet enough, we’re also offering our AGP Members 20% off all merchandise! (except consignment pieces) ... Not a member? No problem! Give us a call and enjoy specialized member perks year-round. A membership makes a great gift too! And remember, every time you make a purchase in the Gallery Shop you are directly supporting AGP exhibitions and programs, as well as local artists and makers. Happy shopping From left clockwise: John Boorman, carved bird; Peer Christensen, painting; Artech Studios, glassware; Little Miss Knotty, charcuterie board. #AGPtbo #GalleryShop #ShopLocal #PTBO #Kawarthas

Applications for the 37th annual Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour are now LIVE! Applications are due online via Submittable by Tuesday, February 16, 2021. For more information, please visit: agp.on.ca/join-us/art-submissions/... Paintings from inside Holly Edward's Lakefield studio, KAST 2020. #AGPtbo #KAST #PTBO #TheKawarthas #StudioTour

Book your visit to see Presently, a juried exhibition, featuring the work of 46 artists from across Canada, currently on view at the Art Gallery of Peterborough Carl Beam discussed the artists’ responsibility in image-making, the non-neutrality of art, and the importance of the relationship between the work and the viewer in a series of talks given during his residency at Artspace which resulted in The Columbus Project: Phase 1 in 1989. Artwork is a site of exchange betwe...en the artist and the audience, an offering of insight, insistent thought or wonder, and a conduit for connection; to summarize, Beam said, A good piece of artwork should have implications in everyday life (Carl Beam in, The Columbus Project Phase 1: Artspace & Art Gallery of Peterborough, 1989). In September of this year, the AGP promoted a call for submissions inviting artists to submit new, recent, or past works that resonate with the contemporary moment. A jury of Canadian artists and curators selected from works submitted by 179 artists living across Canada and beyond. This moment, complex and layered, merits a complicated response. Gathered within this exhibition are works that bring forward a myriad of emotion. Expressed through painting, needlework and textile, installation, film and video, photography, pottery, image transfer, drawing, text, collage, printmaking, assemblage performance, and sculpture, a conversation between artists who may never meet face-to-face hums and ticks in aggregate. Presently runs through February 14, 2021. For information on our hours and how to book your visit, please visit: agp.on.ca/about/hours-admission/ 1: From Left: Tara Lynn MacDougall, Ale Groen, Andrew McPhail 2: lo scott (detail) 3: Left: Tara Lynn MacDougall; Right: Fiona Crangle 4: Left: Tonya Corkey; Right: Emma Aurelia

Saturday exhibition install sneak peak coming at you! How is your day going? Ours is better than OK #AGPtbo #Install #BehindTheScenes #NewExhibitions #TaraLynnMacDougall #OK

Family Sunday is LIVE! This month we're making Smile Books! Take a moment to appreciate all the things that make you smile and fill the pages with paintings, drawings, photographs, words, collage, or whatever!... For more details, visit our website

Today we’re looking at the work of George Raab from the AGP #PermanentCollection. George Raab is a world-renowned printmaker who lives and works from his historic Millbrook home and studio. He has come to be associated with this region of Ontario, having lived and practiced his art form here for over forty years. George Raab is dedicated to the preservation of environmentally sensitive land. My images are not unique and spectacular landforms, says George, but bits and pi...eces of a familiar landscape. They are a cry for the preservation of the wild lands we desperately need in order to know ourselves. Through his etchings, Raab hopes to make us aware of the beauty of small segments of nature which we can look for and experience daily. He refers to the use of the photograph in the selection process very much as a 'found' image. By framing segments with his camera viewfinder, Raab focuses on the natural life cycle of a swamp, showing us that as trees die, other plant forms begin to grow. A quiet happening in nature takes place before our eyes. Illi-Maria Tamplin, 1991. George Raab, Dawn, 1978, etching on paper, ed. AP. Collection of the Art Gallery of Peterborough. #AGPtbo #GeorgeRaab #Printmaking #Etching #ContemporaryArt #Landscape #Forest

The It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction is quickly approaching! Check out these spectacular works that will be available beginning October 23. Come visit us at the Gallery and see all of the artwork available in this year's auction in person. The It's All About ARTISTS Preview Exhibition is now on view at the AGP. See you at the Gallery ... Artwork in order of appearance: Megan Ward, Leanne Baird, Victoria Wallace, Louise Laroche, Paul Chester

Family Sunday is LIVE! This month we're making our own pop up cards for the Holiday season. Choose from two designs and follow along or use these techniques to create something entirely different! Visit our website for more instructions, templates, and information! agp.on.ca/programs/family-sundays/... Happy Making http://ow.ly/4dm250CDgfk #AGPtbo #FamilySunday #GetCrafty #HolidayCards #PopUp

Imagination is my guide. I follow it and lead it into a world largely built on my drawings. It may be in response to a real-time visual phenomenon found in my travels, or to the close-up intrigue of a busy table in the studio or kitchen. Inspiration takes an unimpeded excursion through a mix of overlapping memories and images. Ivan Kenneth Eyre, 1998 Today we’re looking at Woodland Terrace by Ivan Eyre from the AGP #PermanentCollection which is currently installed in the ...main gallery. Eyre’s art practice spans five decades and includes sculpture, drawing, print, and painting depicting imagined subjects with roots in our experienced world and are informed by psychology and his deep interest in the mind. 1: Ivan Eyre, Woodland Terrace, 1973, oil and acrylic on canvas, gift of Mr. John Cowan, 1988. 2: Detail of: Ivan Eyre, Woodland Terrace, 1973, oil and acrylic on canvas, gift of Mr. John Cowan, 1988. #AGPtbo #IvanEyre #ContemporaryArt

Happy Halloween! No tricks here, these #PermanentCollection pieces are always a treat to share. From all of us at the AGP, have a safe and spooky day! 1: Mirdza Brandt, Byzantium and Space Age, 1974, tempera on board. 2: Ron Bloore, July 5, 1980, sumi ink on Arches paper.... #Halloween #Boo #TrickOrTreat #CanadianArt

Happy Friday! It’s been a chilly week, so we’re warming up to the weekend with these two works from the AGP #PermanentCollection. 1: Rita Letendre, Asor, 1979, serigraph on paper, ed. 10/100. 2: Ron Bloore, April 13, 1986, ink on Arches paper.

New Program Alert Bring Your Bubble to the AGP! Want to learn about art? Want to learn a new technique from the comfort of your own home? Then Book your Bubble with us! You’ll get to learn from our awesome Education Team as we lead you and your bubble on a private guided tour of our exhibitions. Learn all about contemporary art, local artists, and various artistic techniques, then get creative at home with a take-home art kit!... More information and how to Book your Bubble available at: agp.on.ca/programs/bubble/ See you at the Gallery #AGPtbo #BringYourBubble #PrivateTour #TakeHomeArtKit

It's All About ARTISTS! presented by George Ripoll, BMO Private Wealth. This year, when you purchase art from the online auction, you're directly supporting an artist in the community while making an investment for your future! Get ready to bid on your favourites by visiting our website: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ or making an appointment to see the auction works in person. ... Call to book your visit today: 705 743 9179

It’s #ThrowbackThursday and this photo from our 2016 fundraising auction is giving us all the feels. November 7th marked the close of the It’s All About ARTISTS Online Auction, presented by George Ripoll, BMO Private Wealth. We want to thank everyone who placed a bid; together you’ve raised a total of $26,262 for the participating artists this year. Due to the pandemic, we shifted our annual fundraiser to an online auction format, directing the funds raised through the purc...hase of artwork back to the participating artists to help them navigate these challenging times. This was made possible by the generous support of our sponsors: local businesses who love the arts as much as we do. THANK YOU, your support means so much to us as a regional gallery. And thank you again to all who placed a bid; all those who liked, commented, and shared our auction posts, and again, to all of our sponsors. We can’t wait to #pARTy with you next year Image courtesy of Matt and Steph, 2016.

In this short interview, Molly Moldovan talks about the inspiration behind her work: "Turbulent Heart XI." This piece, along with the work of 37 other local artists, is available in the It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction. Check it out at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/

Preview the incredible selection of artwork available in our It’s All About ARTISTS! Online Auction, presented by George Ripoll, BMO Private Wealth, now on view at the AGP! As you may know, this year, to ensure the health and well-being of our community, we have shifted our annual gala fundraiser to an online auction, supporting the artists who have so generously supported us in years past. This preview exhibition offers you a chance to see these works in person, confirm y...our favourites, bid with confidence, and support your local arts community. The It’s All About ARTISTS Preview Exhibition runs until November 7th call us to book your visit! Jane LowBeer, String Theory, 2015, monotype on paper

The It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction presented by George Ripoll, BMO Private Wealth has now closed. Thank you to all who put in a bid. Together you've raised a total of $26,262 for participating artists! Thank you again, and congratulations to all the winning bidders!

Check out these stunning works, available in our It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction! Stay tuned as we preview more artwork, interview artists and community partners, and launch the Online Auction on October 23rd! ... Full detail at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ Artwork in order of appearance: John Climenhage, Holly Edwards, Marilyn Goslin, Eugenie Fernandes, Corina Kiefert Chester

6 days down and 10 to go! The It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction is LIVE. Remember, this year when you purchase artwork from the auction you are directly supporting an artist in our community. Check it out at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/... Happy bidding Artwork in order of appearance: Shannon Taylor, Rowena Dykins, Roz Hermant, Arnold Zageris, Christy Haldane, Bronson Smith, Lisa Martini-Dunk, Rob Niezen #AGPtbo #Fundraising #SupportArtists

Meet Matt Stimpson, local business owner (WeDesign), designer, and auctioneer extraordinaire! Matt is an avid local arts supporter and graciously dedicates his time year after year in support of this annual fundraising favourite. Today Matt sits down with Marilyn Goslin to chat about her painting: Hammock, Stoney Lake. Join us over the coming weeks as Matt interviews more artists and sponsors and shares the exceptional artwork on offer in this year’s auction. ... Be sure to check out our It’s All About ARTISTS Online Auction page for full details and preview the extraordinary talent of our local arts community! Full Auction preview available here: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ #AGPtbo #MarilynGoslin #ContemporaryArt #Fundraising #SupportArtists

The It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction is LIVE! In this short interview, Peer Christensen discusses his artistic process and the inspiration behind: "Crabapple Study." This piece, along with the work of 37 other local artists, is available in this year's online art auction!... Check it out at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ #AGPtbo #Fundraising #SupportArtists #ContemporaryArt

For this week’s #PermanentCollection post, we’re looking at the work of Kenneth Lochhead. I like to paint. As an eclectic painter I am in love with the nature of form, and human innovation. I have learned that plastic form, with its elements of colour, light, line and space, is the essence of coherent visual expression. I suppose my painting is based primarily on the art of painting with the hope that it transcends to the art in painting. I like to think that there are no r...ules, just meaningful principles that free imaginative pursuits through painting. Kenneth Lochhead, University of Regina Archives #FunFact: This work was originally a birthday gift to fellow artist and friend, Ronald Bloore. He signed it with the following: The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced. Happy Birthday Ron. Love Ken & Joanne. May 29, 1975." This work is currently on view in the exhibit: Speaking Through, works from the Permanent Collection, until October 4th, 2020. Don’t miss it -- give us a call and book your visit! See you at the Gallery Kenneth Lochhead, Untitled, 1975, acrylic on paper, Gift of Ronald Bloore, 1992. #AGPtbo #KenLochhead #ReginaFive #AbstractExpressionism

Please join us in extending a heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS to local artist Victoria Mohr-Blakeney (Public Energy) and partner Jonathan Lockyer (Artspace) on the birth of their daughter, Elouise Renate Pearl Victoria is currently featured in the exhibition: locked in a way, Matthew Hayes + Victoria Mohr-Blakeney. This exhibition features the last recorded conversation between Victoria and her mother, Renate Mohr, as they speak about a creative collaboration that they are not ...able to finish before Renate’s death. locked in a way offers a brief intimate space wherein a mother’s voice and a daughter’s body connect across time, space, and even death. locked in a way closes this Sunday, October 4th. Welcome to the world Elouise!

The It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction is now LIVE! Check out some of the exceptional works of art by local artists available this year, then head to our auction portal and start bidding! Auction closes Nov. 7 at 9 pm. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting out, It's All About ARTISTS is a unique opportunity to support our vibrant creative community through the purchase of an original work of contemporary art.... https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ Artwork in order of appearance: Laura Madera, Molly Moldovan, Patrick Moore, Christianna Ferguson, Lois Shaw, Steven Vero, Connie van Rijn #AGPtbo #Fundraising #SupportArtists #ContemporaryArt

[I]mages are entangled with thingness. They are ubiquitous, inherently reflexive, and evasive. Images are not only representations or appearances, but also objects that contain surface, substance, and memory. - Sasha Opeiko, Artist Talk, January 19, 2020 This is your last chance to see 217 by Sasha Opeiko at the AGP. The exhibition includes a series of graphite drawings and 3D printed objects based on images sourced from an article outlining the initial investigations of se...ction 217 in the 4th block of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which contains a large, highly radioactive mass of melted matter, formed following the nuclear meltdown in 1986 and referred to as the Elephant’s Foot. It’s also the last week to check out our other exhibitions on the upper ramps including locked in a way by Matthew Hayes and Victoria Mohr-Blakeney and Speaking Through: works from the Permanent Collection. These three exhibitions close on Sunday, October 4th. Call to book your appointment before it’s too late! 705 743 9179 Until then, you can check out Sasha Opeiko’s full talk here: https://youtu.be/J0EYSwn6_EY See you at the Gallery 1: Sasha Opeiko, 217, Exhibition Opening, January 18, 2020. Photo courtesy of Matthew Hayes. 2: Sasha Opeiko, 217, installation view. Photo courtesy of Matthew Hayes

It’s #Friyay and we’re celebrating with these two works from the AGP Permanent Collection! Why are we celebrating? The It’s All About ARTISTS Online Auction is now LIVE! Check it out at https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ and pARTy into the weekend with us!... 1: Richard Sturm, Easy Over, 1990, acrylic on canvas 2: Ivan Eyre, Untitled, May 21, 1993, from the 100 Drawings Series, graphite and crayon on paper,1993 #AGPtbo #PermanentCollection #Fundraising #SupportArtists #pARTy

THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported the 36th Annual Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour! We want to thank our visitors, our sponsors, and all the incredibly talented artists and craftmakers who make this tour so special. We can’t wait to see you next year! If you missed out on the tour this year, don't worry, we've got you covered! The Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour Selections exhibition at the AGP continues until November 8, 2020. ... Full details and how to book your visit at: agp.on.ca #thenewclassical1031fm #apsleyautumnstudiotour The Art School of Peterborough Kawartha Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Victory Art Supply ZimArt Rice Lake Gallery Watson & Lou

Less than a week before the It's All About ARTISTS Online Auction goes live! In this interview, local artist, Lisa Martini-Dunk, discusses the inspiration behind her work titled, "Here Comes the Circus." Check it out! Then swing by the Gallery and spend your Saturday viewing the spectacular works of art available in this year's auction Full detail available at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/... #AGPtbo #Fundraising #SupportArtists #ContemporaryArt

The Art Gallery of Peterborough is thrilled to announce the return of our annual gala auction! Like everything these days, it’s going to be a little different. This year, everything is online and It’s All About ARTISTS! More than ever, we’re putting the care of our community and the support of artists right at the center. Artists are essential to healthy communities, and that’s why, this year, we’re directing all the proceeds from the sale of artwork directly to the artists...! Stay tuned as we preview more artwork, interview artists and community partners, and launch the Online Auction on October 23rd! The Online Auction will be open for bidding beginning Oct 23rd through to Nov 7. Details, as they become available, will be posted to our website at: https://agp.on.ca/events/all-about-artists/ Artwork in order of appearance: Jenny Kastner, Peer Christensen, Lucie Lemieux-Wilson, Jane Lowbeer, Carol Forbes. #AGPtbo #Fundraising #ContemporaryArt

Happy Friday! Today we’re looking at the work of local artist, Ray McGirl. This work was recently donated to the Art Gallery of Peterborough’s #PermanentCollection by one of the artist’s long-time friends, Claire Hogenkamp. These paintings have big meaning for me. I was very close to Ray, and he was not easy to be close to yet somehow, we managed. The paintings are of the shoreline at my cottage where I’ve been most of my life, so it was doubly touching to receive them. ...They’re beautiful and capture the spirit of the place very well. Claire Hogenkamp Ray McGirl (1946-2014) was a Peterborough artist who explored many styles, including realism and abstraction. He was part of a group of Peterborough artists who were active in the community, including Peter Barron and Steven Vero, who are also included in the AGP Permanent Collection. Ray McGirl, Rocks and Pines, 2001, oil on canvas board, gift of Claire Hogenkamp. #AGPtbo #ContemporaryArt #ContemporaryPainting #Landscape

This week we’re featuring the work of Shaan Syed from our #PermanentCollection This recently acquired piece is on view for the first time at the AGP as part of the exhibition: Offering, works from the Permanent Collection. The shape bridges the abstract and representational, it can be read as waves or mountains thereby connecting it to landscape and that tradition within representational painting. Dragging the thick oil paint across the surface of the painting with a lar...ge brush in one direction was a way of both accentuating the surface and also negating the expectation of the painting acting as a window. I saw this action as a form of cancelling out any image or scene from happening, reiterating a modernist idea that painting is simply material added to a surface. The polyfilla swipes that became a part of these paintings were a further cancelling out. Using a material that is supposed to ‘fill in’, I was intrigued also by the meeting of the seductive oil paint and the more utilitarian and ‘dead’ material of polyfilla. The forms the swipes took were like animated gestures that reiterated the flatness of the painting surface and echoed the movements the limbs of a body can make in the manner of a semaphore giving signs or signals. The monochrome part of the paintings I saw as ‘stage legs’ - a term used in stage design to describe a fictionalized painted scene that is wheeled on and off stage as a backdrop to a scene. Shaan Syed Come check it out in person by booking your visit to the AGP! See you at the Gallery 1: Shaan Syed, Stage Right (Sky Blue Horizontal with Double Downward Swipe), 2014, oil and polyfilla on canvas. Gift of Private Collector, 2016 2: Detail of Shaan Syed, Stage Right (Sky Blue Horizontal with Double Downward Swipe), 2014, oil and polyfilla on canvas. Gift of Private Collector, 2016

For this week’s #PermanentCollection post we’re sharing the work of Sanaz Mazinani Mazinani is an Iranian Canadian multidisciplinary artist, curator, and educator based in San Francisco and Toronto. Sanaz Mazinani’s Conference of the Birds series uses images of the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street protests to propose new networks of cultural coexistence. By literally placing images of these two distinct movements next to one another, and digitally recombining them into... patterns that entwine, Mazinani explains, I have bound the people in these movements together. To me these patterned works become a symbol for the global relationships between the public. Repetition and reproducibility empowers images with the ability to construct and define history. With this work I aim to use the semiotics of pattern to reflect upon the possibilities of coexistence in a globalized world. For more, check out her website at: https://www.sanazmazinani.com/conference-of-the-birds You can see these three works in our current main gallery Exhibition: Offering: works from the Permanent Collection. These images show the work along with a detail on the right. Come check them out in person and book your visit! See you at the Gallery #AGPtbo #DigitalCollage #SanazMazinani #ContemporaryArt

Thank you all so much for participating in #AskACurator today! Here we are with the finale: Part 4 of answering your questions!