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Kawartha Unframed featuring Kelly Whyte
Kelly Whyte is a local artist whose work is deeply rooted in her connection to the natural world. Inspired by the surrounding landscapes of the Kawartha Lakes, she draws creative energy from the places she explores—often hiking or paddling into remote areas that ignite her imagination.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Gillian Steven
Gillian has been involved in advocacy and community-driven initiatives for over 12 years, beginning as a co-op student at the Kawartha Art Gallery when she was just 15 years old.
Kawartha Art Gallery has received funds from Canadian Heritage for their Music Series
Kawartha Art Gallery is proud to announce that it has received support from Canadian Heritage through the Canadian Arts Presentation Fund (CAPF) to present a year-long series of four concerts celebrating creativity, community, and collaboration.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Ruth Kelly-Koebel
Ruth Kelly-Koebel, is a multidisciplinary artist based out of the Kawartha Lakes. Kawartha Art Gallery met Ruth when she was a student at I.E.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Christina Dedes
Christina Dedes is a graphic designer and artist born and raised in Lindsay, Ontario. Kawartha Art Gallery first met Christina through her time as a high school student exhibiting her work in the Gallery’s annual student juried exhibit.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Laura Butler
Laura Butler is a multi-media artist raised in the Kawartha Lakes and currently based in Toronto. She graduated from Western University in 2021.
Kawartha Art Gallery Launches “Adopt A Piece” Program
The Adopt A Piece program offers individuals the opportunity to directly support the restoration and conservation of artworks within Kawartha Art Gallery’s Permanent Collection. Your contribution helps preserve the cultural and historical significance of these works, which belong to every resident of the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Call for Submissions: "Your Hometown HeART" Exhibit
In 2026, Kawartha Art Gallery proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary! As part of this milestone, we are honouring the incredible support and creativity of our members with a special exhibit, "Your Hometown HeART”, featuring artworks created exclusively by our Members and Supporters.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Jo Gowan
Jo Gowan is from the City of Kawartha Lakes and spent time at the Kawartha Art Gallery from 2018-19 through an arts administration co-op position. Jo was so successful in her Gallery co-op position that the Gallery then hired Jo to work at the Gallery.
Our New Home - An Update
We know you have been hearing this for a while — and we are happy to confirm: the move is real, just slightly delayed.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Julia Cossarin
Kawartha Art Gallery first met Julia when after attending jewellery making classes, Julia brought a selection of her jewellery into the Gallery.
The Brain on Art Series: Introducing Morgan Beard
Morgan Beard is from the Kawartha Lakes and is currently majoring in Child Studies at the University of Guelph, looking forward to becoming an elementary school teacher.
The Brain on Art Series
Through the arts we experience the brain health benefits of social connection, improved cognitive abilities and further development of healthy and vibrant minds.
The science of “neuroaesthetics” teaches us that how we respond to aesthetic and artistic experiences can enhance and maintain our brain health as well as our physical well being.
Donations as Moments in Time – Our Time Capsule Donor Wall
We know that history contains moments of time collected and curated that make their way through the generations to create memories, stories and legacy.
Packing up the past, painting the future: Kawartha Art Gallery on the move
The Kawartha Art Gallery will soon have a new home. Previously located on the second floor of the Lindsay library, the gallery is temporarily closed until late fall when it will re-open in its new location at 19 Cambridge Street South.
Kawartha Art Gallery Launches “Seniors for Seniors” Program to Inspire Connection Through Creativity
Kawartha Art Gallery is proud to announce the launch of Seniors for Seniors, an innovative new outreach program designed by seniors for seniors. This sensory-based visual arts initiative brings practicing senior artists into long-term care homes, delivering engaging and inclusive workshops that foster creativity, connection, and well-being among participants.
Introducing The Art Nook - A New, Dedicated Community Exhibit Space at Kawartha Art Gallery
The Kawartha Art Gallery, in preparation for its upcoming move to 19 Cambridge Street in downtown Lindsay, has announced the creation of a new, ongoing dedicated exhibit space for local, community groups called The Art Nook. Kawartha Art Gallery is now achieving its vision of having three exhibit locations at all times - a major rotating exhibit, a space for the Permanent Collection, and now The Art Nook.
Happy 49th Birthday to Kawartha Art Gallery
This week, we’re not just celebrating our 49th birthday, we’re also taking a page from Jane Fonda and Ashton Applewhite’s recent chat on CBS Sunday Morning about the secret to living longer and happier lives: stay creative and stay connected: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/jane-fonda-with-a-secret-of-aging-well/
Our New Space - The History of 19 Cambridge
Read the fascinating history of 19 Cambridge Street South
For Immediate Release: Radical Buffet Opens October 8, 2024
Kawartha Art Gallery presents its can’t-miss annual juried exhibit, ‘RADICAL BUFFET’ October 8, 2024 - January 10, 2025