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This Week at Agnes
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Today on the 30th of September, we observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours the strength and tenacity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis survivors of residential schools and their communities, while remembering the children who did not return home.
For Indigenous communities, this is a day of remembrance. For others, it is an opportunity to listen, learn and come together through meaningful conversation. Reconciliation is an ongoing journey, and by creating space for Indigenous voices, stories, art and perspectives, we can continue to learn from one another and build stronger relationships for the future.
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5th Annual Indigenous Art Exhibition.
 In honour of National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, pahkahokowin bathes the Union gallery in brilliant colour through the works of Indigenous artists residing in Katarokwi, reflecting on family, community, Indigenous culture, and our interconnected relationships to Mother Earth.
Agnes, the Queen’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives and Union Gallery have partnered on the annual Indigenous Art Exhibition, bringing together Indigenous artists from Queen’s and the wider Katarokwi Kingston community. On view for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and beyond, Pahkahokowin centres Indigenous artists, relationships and community building.
Curated by Sasza Hinton, pahkahokowin is open until 3 October 2026.
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Helen Baillie, Bezhig Anishinaabe. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Help Shape What Comes Next at Agnes
 We are looking for Queen’s students to bring their ideas, experiences and perspectives to the Agnes Student Advisory Committee.
Open to undergraduate and graduate students from all programs and years of study, the committee will help shape programs, resources, events and learning opportunities for students across Queen’s. No museum or gallery experience is required. Members meet monthly beginning in October.
LEARN MORE AND APPLY →
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There’s More Happening This Fall
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There has never been a more exciting time to be part of Agnes.
 As we prepare to open our new home, membership is a meaningful way to support art, artists, students and programs at Agnes. Members also enjoy special benefits, discounts and more opportunities to connect. Right now is a great time to join.
Become a member today and receive two years of membership for the price of one.
Join us and be part of what comes next.
Become a Member →
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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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