Making Home: A Love Letter to Katarokwi-Kingston - Agnes Etherington Art Centre Agnes Etherington Art Centre

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Making Home:
A Love Letter to Katarokwi-Kingston

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In-Person at Agnes

8 February, 22 February, 7 March and 21 March 2024

6–7:30 pm

Join us for a free tour and art activity.

Installation view of Jay Bridges: Hidden in Plain Sight. Photo: Tim Forbes

We invite folks 16+ to join us for a free tour and studio activity. Located in Agnes’s galleries and the André Biéler studio, this program invites us to reflect on place, and the concept of making home, as we observe and explore artworks in Agnes’s current exhibitions. Led by Agnes docents this program includes a 45-minute tour and a 45-minute artmaking activity.