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Bader family donates $54 million to Agnes Etherington Art Centre

June 23, 2020June 23, 2020 Jemma Dooreleyers 0 Comments Agnes Etherington Art Centre, art, art museum, Bader Philanthropies Inc., Daniel Bader, Dr Alfred Bader, Indigenous art, Isabel Bader, Kingston, paintings, Principal Patrick Deane, Queen's University, revitalization and expansion project

Bader Philanthropies Inc. is donating $40 million USD or $54 million CAD to Queen’s University for the revitalization and expansion

FOLDA: Festival of Live Digital Art

The Festival of Live Digital Art returns in an entirely digital form. We’re coming to you live from our living

Becoming Colourfully Confident: Art Workshop

DATE: Saturday, March 7, 2020 10am – 4pm INSTRUCTOR: Tiina Kukkonen REGISTER: https://www.artnoise.ca/store/p49/Becoming_Colourfully_Confident.html Through this full-day workshop, participants will learn

LEAF DANCES By Bob Young

The Art Noise Gallery is back this March to welcome Artist Bob Young. ?Bob completed a BFA (Visual Art —

Introduction to ENCAUSTIC PAINTING

DATE: Sunday, March 1, 2020 11am – 3:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Claudia Zilstra REGISTER: https://www.artnoise.ca/store/p15/Introduction_to_ENCAUSTIC_PAINTING.html Enjoy an afternoon of working with wax

Audrey’s Garden | Art Show & Fundraiser

Local artist, Alexandra Creighton, has arranged a fundraiser to honour her late grandmother, Audrey Creighton who past from breast cancer

ICE BOX

Step into a magical winter wonderland filled with art, music, dancing and surprises galore! Experience five all-new art installations, take

Cantabile Choirs present Life Has Loveliness

Mother Nature has long been a source of inspiration for poets and musicians around the world. Cantabile Choirs of Kingston

Kingston Grandmother Connection Market for Africa

Kingston Grandmother Connection-We’re back! Our popular Market for Africa returns for its 12th year in Kingston. Saturday, November 2, 9

Paint the Town!

Free outdoor (plein air) painting and sketching event in historical Barriefield Village. All ages and abilities welcome! Presented by the

Tavvauna / Here It Is – Drawings from Cape Dorset

KINGSTON, ON (June 25, 2019) SMALL GEOGRAPHICAL FOOTPRINT GENERATING SIGNIFICANT ARTWORK SALES Tavvauna / Here It Is Drawings from Cape

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Queen’s Psychology issues public call for Indigenous art project

June 25, 2019June 25, 2019 Michelle Allan 0 Comments art, art installation, Craine building, Department of Psychology, Humphrey Hall, Indigenous art, Kingston, Queen's University, Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

The Queen’s University Department of Psychology have invited Indigenous artists from Kingston and the surrounding area to submit qualifications for

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