Kamloops Art Gallery

Injustice and Identity featuring works by Jana Sasaki is on now at the Gallery until December 31. Injustice and Identity illuminates personal perspectives on the Japanese Canadian experience. We look forward to seeing you here. Read More: bit.ly/3uK3haT

How have you been? wraps up at the Gallery this Saturday, September 25. We will miss this work in The Cube and extend our deep appreciation to Amy Modahl for working with us to share it with you.

Join us online Thursday, September 23 at 6:00 pm (PST) for an artist’s talk with Amy Modahl to learn about the process behind how she created her work currently on view in The Cube. To register, please visit: bit.ly/3zeetNi

We are looking to hire two enthusiastic folks to provide exceptional visitor service experience as Gallery Attendants. Apply now: kag.bc.ca/employment

Gallery and exhibitions featured in the @globeandmail. Many thanks to @marshalederman for sharing the challenges and opportunities here. gallerieswest.ca/magazine/stori…

'How We Connect Through Art' mural is a selection of artworks created during our Summer Art Camps. The wall was painted in an ombre of purple fading into pink, to both contrast the artwork and to highlight the bright moments and connection that art can bring to our lives.

Join us for the exhibition Holding a line in your hand until September 18 to view the works of @RussnaKaur #kamloopsartgallery

Gallery and exhibitions featured in the Globe & Mail. Many thanks to Marsha Lederman for sharing the challenges and opportunities here. tgam.ca/3Dyp7C6

Featured today from the current exhibition Holding a line in your hand is the work of Lyse Lemieux. In her statement, “I need to hold the line in my hand;” these words became the title of the current exhibition, featuring the work of five, contemporary Canadian female artists.

Summer memories of huckleberry picking and time with family are captured in Chris Bose’s tribute mural Ce-cela basket pattern on the Open Gallery. The work is on view until August 21.

Our tremendous thanks to @CFJC_Community Midday and Tanya Cronin for their recent interview with KAG Assistant Curator Craig Willms about the current exhibition in The Cube – How have you been? Listen to the Interview here: bit.ly/3xJghwZ

Colleen Heslin’s work is on now at the Gallery. We invite you to visit us!

@leahsandals @AlzCanada Ah, we will miss your contributions to Canadian Art. All the best in the new venture.

Final week to sign up and have FUN! Join us for Summer Art Camp Aug 16 to 20 in the KAG Studios. Register today! #program-194" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kag.bc.ca/?p=0&action=pr…

Thank you @CBCKamloops and Doug Herbert for stopping by to talk about the new summer exhibition Holding a line in your hand.

Today we feature the work of Azadeh Elmizadeh presented in the Gallery until September 18. The Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10- 5 Admission is FREE on Thursdays and free everyday for all evacuees and anyone affected by the area wildfires.

@rajniperera's work is on now at the Gallery. We invite you to visit us!

Thanks, @CFJC_Community Midday and Tanya Cronin for the great interview about the summer exhibition on now! The interview is available through this link: bit.ly/374OuMF

Summer Art Camps are HAPPENING! Running weekly to August 20, camps are for children 5 to 12 and offer a small group opportunity explore art and learn some new techniques in a safe and fun way. Take home kits are also on sale now through the Gallery Store.

Summertime brings new exhibitions! Visit and take in the work of Salmon Arm-based artist Amy Modahl. In the Central Gallery, we present Holding a line in your hand. This exhibition features the work of five female Canadian artists and their unique approaches to paint.