Monday 15 July
24°C and Broken Clouds
Another milestone: Agnes is closed to the public as we prepare for Agnes Reimagined. Stay tuned for plans for off-site programming!
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Sculpture by Christian Bernard Singer. Photo: Sunny Kerr
On 20 July, join us in Lyndhurst at No.9 Gardens for an evening of contemporary art and a delicious seed to table meal as we celebrate the launch of Landing, an exhibition at No.9 Gardens featuring site-specific, land-based artworks.
Attendees can drive up themselves or they can hop on our shuttle bus. Info and ticket link below.
Please RSVP by 19 July to secure your dinner ticket
Ticket prices:
$10 Bus return trip
$15 Meal
Schedule:
3:30 pm: Bus pickup at Agnes Etherington Art Centre, 36 University Avenue, Kingston ON
4:30 pm: Exhibition tour with artists and curator
6 pm: Seed to table feast!
7:30 pm: Bus departs for Kingston
What is land doing? Land-ing? On the shores of a meandering creek and the wildflower fields of No.9 Gardens, an exhibition emerges from this inquiry. Artists Amanda Boulos, Maurício Chades, Marianne Chénard, JP Longboat, Ella Dawn McGeough, Kelsey Pearson, Sarah Peebles, Erica Stocking, Christian Bernard Singer and José Luis Torres address the sensory experience of edges, limits, and borders— both settling and unsettling—to express how landing shapes and permeates the human dream world.
In partnership with No.9. Curated by Sunny Kerr, Curator of Contemporary Art with the curatorial assistance of Sarah Tomkins
The exhibition is open free to public for self-guided tours Saturdays and Sundays 10 am–5 pm 20 July–29 September.
