
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

Last Call for Submissions: Radical Buffet at Kawartha Art Gallery
Attention all artists! This is your final opportunity to be part of the Radical Buffet exhibit at Kawartha Art Gallery. Don’t miss out on showcasing your work in this exciting juried exhibition.




Kawartha Art Gallery in Lindsay, Ontario to pay CARFAC fees in 2023
On February 28, 2023, the City of Kawartha Lakes Council approved operational funding support for Kawartha Art Gallery in the amount of $50,000.00 per year for three years.

Kawartha Art Gallery Marks the End of 2022’s Events Made Possible Through Support from the Government of Canada’s Tourism Relief Fund
Kawartha Art Gallery receives nearly $65,000 from Regional Tourism Organization 8 (RTO8) through FedDev Ontario to attract visitors and support future growth.

You No Longer Need To Get Called Down To The Principal’s Office To See Some Exceptional Canadian Art
In 2020, Mark Cossarin the Principal of Lindsay Collegiate and Vocational Institute (LCVI), a secondary school in Lindsay, Ontario, knew that the school had some significant pieces of Canadian artwork on the walls of the school, and contacted Kawartha Art Gallery in Lindsay, Ontario, to discuss the possibility of a long-term loan of the artwork to the Gallery.


Jury’s Choice Award For Highest Achievement - Kristina Flindall
I traveled to Nova Scotia in May 2019 to visit my sister. We took a drive to Blue Rocks where I used her phone to take the photo because mine was back in our airbnb.

Award Of Excellence Winner - Laura Butler
Lindsay’s urban landscape is changing, growing, and expanding, yet I have hardly noticed.

Award Of Excellence Winner - Lorraine Wagner
As a person who loves the outdoors, living in Ontario is ideal for any landscape artist.

Award Of Excellence Winner - Kathy Andrews
Choose Your Path was inspired by the beautiful protected wetlands south of Mitchell Lake by Kirkfield.

Award Of Excellence Winner - Elayne Windsor
Where the Light Gets In is a decollage. It was created by adhering map pieces to a sheet of Masonite.

People’s Choice Award!
Vote on your favourite piece of work entered in the exhibit. The winner of The People's Choice Award will receive a cash prize of $100.00! Vote for your favourite piece in person today.

Awards Presentation Reception for the Radical Landscapes Juried Exhibit
Friday October 21st, 2022 at 7:00pm
Glenn Crombie Theatre, Fleming College Frost Campus
with Guest Speakers: Sue and Jim Waddington

A Call for Entries
Entries Open: Wednesday September 14, 2022, to artists 18 years old and older
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14, 2022