Now at the Laughing Buddha!
Chelsea Bellrose
Come and see the work of this emerging local artist!
Make ordinary gifts a thing of the past,
come visit our GIFT SHOP
Gallery: Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-5:00, Sunday 12:00-5:00
Office: Monday to Friday 9:00-5:00
SIGN UP NOW for our Winter classes!
Look under education to print a schedule of upcoming classes!
Spring 2012 Fundraiser at the AGS
Collecte de fond à la AGS
Save the date for our 2012 Spring Fundraising Event coming April 27th,
2012 at Bryston's!
Click on the link for more information!
Soyez des nôtres pour notre collecte de fond du printemps le 27 avril,
2012 à Bryston's.
Choisissez notre lien dessous pour plus d`information!
Save the Date - Hotel California
The Art Gallery of Sudbury Art Rental and Sales Program
The Art Gallery of Sudbury is pleased to announce Local Colour, a program celebrating the excellence of our local visual artists, and the beginning of an art-rich future not only in the business community but in the home as well. Selected works by Northern artists are available for rent or purchase.
To check out available artwork for rental or purchase, click here
Art Gallery of Sudbury Plans New
Franklin Carmichael Art Gallery
New Facility to Become Arts & Culture Cornerstone for Northeastern Ontario
Tuesday, October 26, 2010, SUDBURY, ON – The Art Gallery of Sudbury announced today, plans to build the first ever purpose-built art gallery in the Greater Sudbury Area. Once erected, and with a commitment from the Carmichael family, the Art Gallery of Sudbury will be renamed the Franklin Carmichael Art Gallery, after one of the founding members of the Group of Seven. This new venue will dedicate 14,000 square feet to the permanent collection, national touring exhibitions as well as studio and teaching spaces.
“Seeing the Franklin Carmichael Art Gallery realized will be a significant contribution to the national arts scene as well as a positive economic impact to the Greater Sudbury Area,” said Alan Nursall, Board Chair, Art Gallery of Sudbury. “Not since Science North, 25 years ago, has Northeastern Ontario seen the development of cultural infrastructure on this scale.”
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