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Outreach Programs

The AGN has received a grant from the Canadian Heritage Information Network to assist with the production of the Gallery’s first Virtual Exhibition. The title of the exhibition is “Paul Kane’s Cobourg”. The exhibition will be accessible on the internet at a number of websites. We are delighted to have additional support from de Auer Capital Management and Margaret Sellers. If you would like information on how you can help, please contact the gallery.

Art History Lectures

Schedule to be announced in August.

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"On the Road Again" Trips

None scheduled at this time.

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Children's Education

Summer Workshops: Children's Education Program

All classes 9:30 am - 11:45 am, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Ages 7 - 13. Cost: $30 per week.

July 6 - 9: Painting
July 13 - 16 Sculpture
July 20 - 23 Floor Cloths
July 27 - 30 Jewellery

To Register, call the Gallery one week ahead at 905-372-0333. Children must be over 7 years of age.

Art in the Classroom

The AGN has added two art curriculum resource kits to the set of earlier kits. The kits are designed for use in the classroom with non-specialist teachers in mind. The first kit is designed for Grade 4 level and addresses principals of design using non-traditional quilts. The second kit is designed for the Grade 5 level and uses the construction of platonic solids for a number of learning outcomes. The kits were designed and fabricated by our two teacher candidates from Queens University Faculty of Education, Jessica Smith and Katie Sweet. They worked in co-operation with Education committee member Joanne Smith and gallery member Margaret Challenger.

Two sets of the Grades 1 – 8 curriculum kits are now available for schools to borrow for three week periods. Additional funding is being sought to produce more kits. It is hoped that in the near future sufficient kits can be produced so that they can remain in the schools and reduce the need for the Gallery to be involved in their routine distribution and tracking.

 

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