Agnes is on retreat! Agnes’s galleries are closed until June 2023, keep your eye on our website for upcoming public programs. Read more.
Agnes is on retreat! Agnes’s galleries are closed until June 2023, keep your eye on our website for upcoming public programs. Read more.
Wednesday 29 March
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A constellation of digital initiatives in visual culture
Installation view of History Is Rarely Black or White. Photo: Paul Litherland
Installation view of Camille Turner's "Dream Room" (2022) from "Fugitive Rituals," on view at Agnes 30 July to 4 December 2022. pc: Paul Litherland
Screenshot from "Chaka Chikodzi," a film by Naomi Okabe and Tess Girard with Chaka Chikodzi and commssioned by Agnes Etherington Art Centre, 2022.
Digitizing the collection in the Contemporary Feature Gallery. Photo: Tim Forbes
Museums Without Walls. Photo: Bojana Babic / museusemparedes.com
Over the past two years, we have been thinking about our programming as interconnected lines of inquiry, learning how exhibitions and programs—not just artworks—can be curated into reciprocal conversation. It is in-between these exhibitions and programs—at their vibrating edges—where new connections are ignited across Agnes’s collections and commissions.
Examine cotton garments in the Queen’s University Collection of Canadian Dress at Agnes and their connection to the global cotton industry through archival research, artistic intervention, and scientific enquiry.
Encounter Ezi Odozor’s Spirit Banter, a commissioned long-form poem that creates a narrative arc between the exhibitions History Is Rarely Black or White and With Opened Mouths.
Bringing collections, artists and communities together. From collection highlights to asynchronous children’s programs and more, find interdisciplinary perspectives and activities that reflect on themes inspired by Agnes’s collection.
Collection Count + Care seeks relationships within and conversations across the collection and acts as a revolving access point through which to reflect on legacies of collecting.
AGNES Learns is a digital resource for children and families. Artworks from the Agnes collection inspire fun ways to explore, understand and get creative.
