CONNECTIONS is a project showcasing the relationship between art and neuroscience, portraying the many aspects of neuroscience, brain diseases and mental health in a creative and compelling way.

The holidays are just a week away, and for all of you last minute shoppers out there, we will be extending out Holiday Show & Sale to January 4th, online only!

In this new exhibit by Marilyn Olson and Richard Boulet, they take textiles to create large-scale, layered, complex collages to create visually appealing artwork.

We’re thrilled to once again be hosting the Music is Medicine series at the University of Alberta Hospital! Each summer we team up with local musicians during the lunch hour and they perform for patients and healthcare staff.

The works of artists Yong Fei Guan and Wei Li are highly spirited and at first seem as though they are attempting to transport the viewer far away from reality. Their respective sculptures and paintings suggest a preoccupation with whimsy, fantasy and humour. However, the complex visual language and material manipulation techniques that each artist has developed are tools for working through complex issues of identity, ecology and representation.

This exhibition features the art of ten artists with Developmental Disabilities who are all supported in their art making by being members of the collective at the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts.