Visual Arts
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Painting, sculpture, photography and more are covered in our Visual Arts section. Check out the various galleries, stay up to date on your favourite artists’ showings, and browse here regularly to see new work from local artists |
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The Acorn Gallery of Oryst Sawchuk, an artist doing retrospective work in various media and more recently with pen & ink/watercolour drawings of Sudbury regional scenes & landmarks. The Acorn Gallery is located at 198 Oak St. (off Lorne Street). Call 705.674.9633 or email sawchuk@vianet.ca to arrange a viewing. |
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The Art Gallery of Sudbury was established in 1967 as a Centennial project of the Sudbury and District Chamber of Commerce. Originally operating as the Laurentian University Museum and Art Centre, the gallery was renamed in 1997 and housed in a turn of the century mansion. Local history and contemporary works of art come together in the lush surroundings of the Gallery grounds. |
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Artists on Elgin is a project of its parent organization, The Northern Artist Gallery wherein northern artists exhibit, promote and sell their work in an attractive and professional gallery space. |
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Located on Durham Street, the Gallery in Black Cat Too is a display of works. To request your own display, contact Will Morin at
Cell: 561.8004
Home: 675.3374
Email: willpower@ontera.net |
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The Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario's first endeavors were highly visible extra-muros events where artists took to the streets and to the landscape. As the only artist-run centre in Sudbury, the GNO serves other francophone artists such as poets and musicians as well as anglophone artists, many of whom are associate members. |
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Myths and Mirrors Community Arts is a non profit multi-media arts organization based in Sudbury. Their belief is that people should have meaningful opportunities to contribute to the creation of justice, beauty and health in their communities collectively through art. Their new site, Victory Playground on Frood Road, showcases the ‘Earthly Matters’ mural. |
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