Creating Conversations through Programs and Exhibition Design About the event On Wednesday, June 22, at 6 pm, Art Windsor-Essex brings together some of the most innovative thinkers, creators, and exhibition designers to explore how innovative and intentional designs of exhibitions and programs can create conversations, and inspire awe. What are best practices in…

Art Windsor-Essex is excited to announce our second emerging artist in residence: Michael Khalil! Michael was selected as one of three artists who will complete a residency in 2022. From June 1 through August 31, 2022, Michael will create new works of art, engage with the public through community engagement…

If you joined one of our virtual programs throughout 2020–21, you likely caught a glimpse of our former Special Initiatives Coordinator Derrick Carl Biso. Throughout their time at AWE, Derrick facilitated numerous virtual programs, school tours, and educational lessons and worked on curating a special exhibition at Art Windsor-Essex —…

We think it is finally safe to say that Spring has sprung in Windsor-Essex! With the arrival of warm weather comes excitement for getting out into the great outdoors and exploring what the region has to offer. …

Written by Caitlyn Andrea Rose Art Windsor-Essex brings together the stunning work of 10 contemporary artists in their current exhibition, Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape, which will feature at the gallery through May 22, 2022. Curated by Amanda Cachia, the exhibition features the work of Panteha Abareshi…

Things at the Gallery are starting to look a little different… Thanks to the help of the creative agency Friends & Enemies, the Art Gallery of Windsor has a new look and a new name: Art Windsor-Essex! …

What’s in a condition report? Learn more from this interview with Spencer Montcalm: the curator and conservator of our exhibition Restored Treasures, Part 1! What are condition reports? Why are they important? Sometimes conservators do condition reports on artworks that are coming in for an exhibition — so artworks that the…

By Amanda Cachia Read on to learn more about the exhibition Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape, as written by exhibition curator Amanda Cachia. Interested in getting more involved with this exhibition? …

Meet three of the artists who are part of our current exhibition Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape, curated by Amanda Cachia, as well as our upcoming conversation on April 12th, “Entwining Social Justice with Social Policy: Empathy in our Pandemic Environment”, moderated by Sean Lee. Read on…