The Woodstock Art Gallery occupies three floors of the former John White Building, located in the heart of downtown Woodstock opposite Museum Square. The WAG is Oxford County’s largest municipal public gallery with a permanent collection of over 1,900 works. The WAG celebrates the talent of local, regional and national artists. The Dr. Leonard Reeves Gallery, located on the first floor, is dedicated to exhibiting historical and contemporary artworks drawn from the permanent collection. The second floor Main Gallery features banner exhibitions that change three times a year. The Community Gallery, also located on the second floor, highlights the creative endeavors of emerging and established artists, along with a number of special projects developed in partnership with local community groups and organizations. The Woodstock Art Gallery conducts adult, teen and children’s classes, workshops and programs and offers volunteer opportunities, membership benefits and facility rentals. The Gallery gift shop supplies unique items made local artisans. The WAG has free admission, is fully accessible and has free parking located nearby.
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Media Release: Representatives from the City of Woodstock and the Woodstock Art Gallery were invited to the Embassy of Canada in Washington, D.C., this week to celebrate a significant Canadian art exhibition. Many Lives Mark This Place is a series of portraits by senior artist John Hartman. The large-scale paintings feature award-winning Canadian authors in the landscapes that inspire them. Read more at https://lnkd.in/etnKzJ-s.
From Woodstock, Ontario ✈️ to Washington, D.C. This summer the Woodstock Art Gallery had the honour of presenting Many Lives Mark this Place at the Embassy of Canada to the United States in Washington, D.C. The series of large-scale portraits by senior Canadian artist John Hartman features award-winning Canadian authors in the landscapes that inspire them. Eleven paintings have been on display at the Embassy of Canada Art Gallery since July and on Thursday, a special reception was held to celebrate John Hartman and his work. Director/Curator Mary Reid was joined in Washington by representatives from the City of Woodstock, Ontario including Mayor Jerry Acchione. As a small municipal art gallery, we are so proud to help share this incredible piece of Canadian art and culture on the international stage! Image 1: (Left to right) Richard Vogt, Lisa Saldanha, Nicholas Metivier, Trish Hartman, Woodstock Economic Development Officer Brad Hammond, Alan Taylor, Karen Wilkin, Director/Curator Mary Reid, John Hartman, Mayor Jerry Acchione and Sarah Acchione. Image 2: John Hartman speaks at the reception for Many Lives Mark This Place at the Embassy of Canada Art Gallery on Sept. 26, 2024. Image 3: Director/Curator Mary Reid, John Hartman and author Katherine Govier, pictured next to her portrait on display at the Embassy of Canada Art Gallery. Image 4: Mayor Jerry Acchione, standing next to John Hartman's portrait of author Kathleen Winter. Image 5: John Hartman discusses his portrait of author Katherine Govier.
We're Hiring a Part Time Installation Technician! The Installation Technician will physically install exhibitions and artwork in various locations, assist with the physical movement of the permanent collection, provide technical assistance, and perform other facility duties as required. Learn More: https://bit.ly/4gycLxp
🎨 "I am not an 'artist,' but I am!" In her latest guest column, Hannah Crosdale reflects on her transformative summer at the Woodstock Art Gallery. She explores how art is more than paint and canvas—it’s a part of everyday life, shaped by passion, creativity, and personal experiences. Read how her time working with kids and communities expanded her understanding of what it means to be an artist. 🌟 #ArtCommunity #Creativity #WoodstockArtGallery #CanadaSummerJobsAdd Stuff Here https://bit.ly/4egzhJc
LAST CALL FOR EARLY BIRD TICKETS 🎟️ Don't miss out on an unforgettable night! Get your Taste of Art tickets for $60 until Aug. 31: https://bit.ly/3SwEr8D
There's still plenty of time to get early bird tickets for Taste of Art! 🐣🎟️ Our annual fundraiser is happening Saturday, Sept. 21 from 7 – 10 p.m. Buy your tickets for $60 until Aug. 31: https://bit.ly/3SwEr8D
Every summer, we welcome several bright and talented emerging cultural workers to the team and invite them to share their unique experiences through our ArtCity column. This month we have something a little different — a special collection of poetry written by front desk assistant Ella Ferrell. https://bit.ly/3LqIHoQ
Tickets for Taste of Art are on sale now! Our annual fundraiser takes place on Sept. 21 from 7 – 10 p.m. Early bird tickets are available for $60 until Aug. 31: https://bit.ly/3SwEr8D This year's event will feature stations for sampling and tastings from local restaurants, businesses and craft beverage producers, music, live performances, art installations and more!
Get ready for a raucous night of artful experiences, bodacious beverages and local cuisine! Taste of Art is returning on Sept. 21, 2024 from 7 – 10 p.m. 🎨 🍷 🧀 Tickets for our annual fundraiser go on sale July 8. Watch our website for all the details: https://bit.ly/3SwEr8D We're also looking for volunteers to help out with this year’s event. Apply online by Aug. 20!