By: Sarah Murphy My name is Sarah Murphy and I have been interning at Art Windsor-Essex for the past three months, working in marketing and engagement. I don’t mean to be cheesy, but I have to say, AWE has its name for a reason. I came to the gallery with…

By: Sarah Murphy Art Windsor-Essex holds an AWE at Night community event on the third Thursday of every month. Admission is $10 and members get in free. Those in attendance are invited to participate in a craft in the second-floor studio, various tours and discussions, and a gathering on the…

By: Sarah Murphy Sara Graham is an artist based in British Columbia who focuses on mapping and the way people move through cities, with a particular interest in the temporary and the overlooked. She currently has an exhibition at Art Windsor-Essex curated by Nadja Pelkey and titled Cut-outs, Offcuts, and…

By: Sarah Murphy Catherine Hois is a former intern at Art-Windsor Essex as well as the artist for one of the current exhibitions: Disruptive Body. …

Phoebe Findlay, Curatorial Intern at AWE, and a third year BFA Visual Arts student at the University of Windsor. As part of my internship at Art Windsor-Essex, I have been given the opportunity to curate a display of images created by students at the University of Windsor’s School of Creative…

Hello! My name is Phoebe Findlay, and I am a third-year BFA Visual Arts student at the University of Windsor. I am also completing a minor in Applied IT. I enjoy a variety of different methods of creation: painting, sculpture, drawing, embroidery, crocheting, etc. In most of my artworks, I…

Text written by Sydney McArthur, AWE Student Intern, Art History and Museum Studies at Western University. William Kurelek was born in rural Alberta in 1927 and grew up in rural Manitoba. His grandparents and parents came to Canada during the first and second waves of Ukrainian immigration to the country…

By Amanda McBain Grey Matter: Your Brain on Art is an exhibition of a selection of recently acquired artworks from Art Windsor-Essex’s Collection. The artworks share the same monochromatic colour scheme and seek to answer the question: what happens inside our brains when we contemplate art? Dr. Buchanan’s interest in the Grey Matter…

By Nicole Moore Grey Matter: Your Brain on Art is an exhibition of a selection of recently acquired artworks from Art Windsor-Essex’s Collection. The artworks share the same monochromatic colour scheme from trail-blazing Canadian artists including Lawren Harris, Colleen Heslin, John Heward, Manasie Akpaliapik, and Robert Houle. Discover their works below! Lawren Stewart Harris (b. 1885 — d. 1970) Harris studied…