Moose Makes a Move: Relocating a Gallery Friend
In anticipation of fall construction on the south pavilion, "Moose" was moved from the Garden Courtyard off the Frederic S. and Ogden Martin Concourse Gallery.
Watch here as "Moose" documents his unexpected journey. Can you find out where he ended up?
Make sure to catch "Moose" as well as ALL the current and upcoming exhibits this summer. You can have a look here: https://confederationcentre.com/art-gallery/
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Tom Brenner, "Moose", 1999, copper, aluminum, wood. Purchased with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Assistance Program, 1999.
As 2023 draws to a close, we share with you "2023 at Confederation Centre of the Arts in 23 seconds".
From live theatre and music to arts education programs, dance and choral performances, gallery exhibitions and tours, thought provoking lectures and discussions, and walking tours through historic Charlottetown, the Centre has something for everyone.
We look forward to seeing you in 2024.
Happy holidays from everyone at the Centre.
Today is GivingTuesday, and all around the world, people are coming together to celebrate generosity and make a vital impact to many charities.
Weâre thrilled to be part of the PEI Gives GivingTuesday Campaign, supported by the Community Foundation of PEI.
Immediately following the hustle and bustle of Black Friday and
Cyber Monday, GivingTuesday is an opportunity to come together to support causes that matter and to remember the importance of generosity and kindness.
This year, donations raised during GivingTuesday will provide
funding for our Arts Education programming including dance umbrella, choral music, visual arts classes, workshops, school programs and camps.
Our work would not be possible without the support of arts champions like yourself.
Donate today at https://cfpei.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=1931
Join us at the Art Gallery during the holidays - There's something for everyone!
RE:visiting - Re:Visiting looks at the careers of eight notable Canadian artists represented in the Confederation Centre Art Gallery collection through juxtaposition.
Dreaming Machines - Drawn from the CCAG collection, this exhibition of dreamlike imagery features work from artists Carol Fraser, Joshim Kakegamic, Patrick Landsley, Stephen B. MacInnis, Dodi Morris and more...
Surabhi Ghosh: Whatâs mine is yours - The artistâs practice frequently employs patterning, modularity, and repetition, as well as the material and formal qualities of textiles to create installations that are flexible and responsive to different architectural contexts.
While Black - Considering both the limits and possibilities of the relationship between contemporary art spaces and Black art, arts workers, and audiences.
Come visit the Art Gallery for art and good cheer during the holidays!
Don't forget to say hi to Debbie đ She'll be happy to see you there.
It's your last chance to view Matues Revisited!
A collection of vibrant porcupine quillwork art created by The Quill Sisters collective, three artists from Epekwitk that have dedicated their time, passion, and creativity to reinvigorating the unique and dynamic tradition of Miâkmaw quillwork embellishment on birchbark forms.
On view only until September 11 in the CCAG.
đ¸: Melissa Peter-Paul, untitled, video, 60 seconds, 2021, courtesy of the artist.
Casey Koyczan: nayiĂŹhtĹa ; light
Winnipeg-based Tlicho Dene interdisciplinary artist Casey Koyczan works at the intersection of audio and visual experience, imaginatively reshaping the architectural spaces of the gallery.
The artist's current installation at the Gallery's entrance, entitled 'nayiĂŹhtĹa ; light,' communicates a sense of mystery and calmness through the audio-visual harmonization of beauty and chaos.
On view until January 16 at the CCAG. Learn more: https://confederationcentre.com/exhibitions/casey-koyczan/
BGL: Two Thumbs Up Arts and Crafts at the CCAG
The work of artist collective BGL reminds us of the pleasure that art bringsâin the process of making, and in the playful and unexpected manipulation of materials. These works are acts of love that assert artâs value in what we make of it, and ultimately in what we give to it.
See their exhibition âTwo Thumbs Up Arts and Craftsâ now in the @ccag
Time-lapse: BGL Exhibition Installation
The artist collective known as BGL arrived at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery from Quebec City on June 29, and worked daily on the installation of their current exhibition 'BGL: Two Thumbs Up Arts and Crafts' until opening night on July 17. Follow along with their progress in this timelapse!
Visit the 2-floor exhibition, open until December 5 in the CCAG. Learn more: https://confederationcentre.com/exhibitions/bgl-two-thumbs-up-arts-and-crafts/
Introducing 'Art Class from Home'
Victor Cicansky: The Gardener's Universe
Uninstall of Philippa Jones' 'Suspended'
afterimage 2018 Invitation
Summer 2018 Gallery Opening
