Exhibitions and Events
Oluseye, Muhammad Had A Dream, 2021 – 24, detail, dimensions variable, boxing gloves, rubber, found objects. Photo: LF documentation. Courtesy of the artist and Daniel Faria Gallery.
Oluseye: by Faith and Grit
Justine Augustine, The Faith Catchers, 2000, oil on canvas. Collection of Dalhousie Art Gallery. Photo: Steve Farmer
Down Home: Portraits of Resilience
69th Annual Student, Staff, Faculty and Alumni Exhibition
Join us for the 69th SSFA Exhibition, an annual celebration showcasing the creativity and talent of students, staff, faculty, and alumni from Dalhousie University and the University of King’s College.
From L-R: Sue Goyette, Ray Cronin, Melanie Zurba.
Panel Discussion: Strange Birds
October 26, November 2 & November 9: Drop-in Tours of Strange Birds
Due to popular demand, we're offering a few more drop-in tours of our current exhibition! Join us on Saturdays, October 26, November 2, and November 9 from 2-3 PM for guided tours of Graeme Patterson's Strange Birds.
The tours are family-friendly and free to attend. Registration is not required.
Accessibility
From L-R: Chloe Bramble, Nailah Tataa, Jordan Johnson, Kwame Owsu Brobbey, Ryn Harris, Jean Serutoke. Photo by Aaliya Fawkes.
Black to the Roots
A project by Black Artist Initiative, Jean Mary Serutoke, Jordan Johnson, Chloe B, Nailah Tataa & Kwame Owusu Brobbey
Nocturne: G.L.A.M. BATS
Join us for a G.L.A.M. Bats performance and drop-in lounge experience hosted by Graeme Patterson and Mitchell Wiebe with occasional special guests. Connected to Patterson’s current exhibition Strange Birds, this event is described as somewhere between burlesque and a musical about galleries where rock ballads can also exist.
This event is part of Nocturne: Art at Night.
Artist Talk with Graeme Patterson
This event will take place in the MacAloney Room (Dalhousie Arts Centre, Room 406)
Join us for an artist talk with Graeme Patterson. He will speak about his current exhibition at Dalhousie Art Gallery, Strange Birds, as well as his previous works leading up to this project.
Accessibility
This is a seated event. The MacAloney Room is located on the 4th floor of the Dalhousie Arts Centre, and is wheelchair accessible.
