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This Week at Agnes
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Team Agnes
Team Agnes welcomes Neshan Tung as the new TD Civic Engagement, Strategic Initiatives and Impact Coordinator. Joining Agnes at a crucial moment in the journey towards Agnes Reimagined, Neshan will lead the development of innovative community projects and events that will align with the expanded spaces in our new facility, increasing public programming areas by 150%.
Read more about Neshan’s role on our website.
This role is designed to provide professional opportunities for those who have faced systemic barriers within museums, offering a hands-on role in reshaping traditional museum models to support a new generation of participants and audiences. This role is generously funded by TD Bank Group, to amplify diverse voices in the arts in Canada.
Neshan Tung: Photo: Tim Forbes.
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Agnes Podcast
Available 31 January 2025
Join Associate Curator, Arts of Africa, Dr Qanita Lilla in conversation with artists, poets, performers, activists and curators. You’ll hear stories about creative visions that powerfully convey why art and artists are critically important right now. In this third season, Dr Lilla and guests discuss (among many things!): ways of being in the world; possibilities for liberatory futures; the essential nature of collective practice and the need for Spiritual growth–all as means for survival!
Episodes of With Opened Mouths are released monthly and you can find them on Digital Agnes, CFRC’s website and on your favourite podcasting platform starting 31 January, 2025. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a single episode!
With Opened Mouths: The Podcast cover art. Design by Vincent Perez.
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Join Team Agnes!
Open to Queen's undergraduate students
We’re hiring two Summer Work Experience Program (SWEP) students for summer 2025! The Education and Programming Intern and Education and Administration Intern will be integral to planning and managing our wildly popular Agnes Art Camp and will engage in independent research to improve and expand Agnes’s educational programming.
Applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate program at Queen’s University and returning in fall 2025. Find the full job descriptions on our Opportunities page.
2024 SWEP students: Left to Right: Carolyn Kane, Christine Ma, Sharan Gill, Shay O’Brien. Photo: Garrett Elliott.
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Artmaking
5 Feb–19 March 2025
Registration for our multi-session class, Sculpting the Portrait with artist Nicholas Crombach is now open! While creating a life-sized sculpture of a head, participants will learn essential techniques, including building an armature, sculpting from observation and preparing their work for firing. A model will be present for four of seven classes as a live reference!
Register today as seats are limited!
Student in sculpting class. Photo: Tim Forbes.
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Agnes Art Camp
Applications close 7 February 2025
Each year, Agnes offers a limited number of bursaries for Agnes Art Camp. Bursary applications are now open and will close on 7 February 2025. All requests will receive a response prior to camp registration, which opens on 19 February 2025 @ 10am.
Bursaries are made possible by the Rita Friendly Kaufman Fund.
Agnes Art Camp. Photo: Tim Forbes.
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Queen’s University
36 University Avenue
Kingston, Ontario
Canada K7L 3N6
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Agnes Etherington Art Centre is situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Territory.
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