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Up Close and Personal:
Self Portraits by Women Artists
A discussion around the self-portraits in Uninvited, sharing insights on these trailblazing statements of self from a century ago.
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Emily Carr at 150
Emily Carr at 150 McMichael Virtual Speaker Series Monday, December 13…
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Virtual Conversation:
From Water to Water
Virtual Conversation From Water to Water: A Way Through the…
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Margaux Williamson: Interiors
Virtual Curatorial Talk
Margaux Williamson: Interiors Virtual Curatorial Talk Tuesday, November 9 6…
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Black Women Artists in Canadian Art History
Black Women Artists in Canadian Art History Tuesday, October 19 6…
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Modernisms Inside & Out: Canadian Women Artists History Initiative Conference
Modernisms Inside & Out: Canadian Women Artists History Initiative Conference…
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Uninvited Virtual Curatorial Talk
Uninvited Virtual Curatorial Talk Wednesday, September 15 6:30 pm EST …
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Tom Thomson: Artist and Icon
On the anniversary of Thomson’s disappearance, the McMichael's Executive Director, Ian Dejardin, will take another look at the art and life of this iconic Canadian artist.
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
Ruth Cuthand: Bead Works
Join McMichael Chief Curator Sarah Milroy and Saskatchewan-based artist Ruth Cuthand for a discussion of her work.
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES, Upcoming Event
A Hidden History:
Slavery in Canada
On the eve of our upcoming exhibition Denyse Thomasos: Odyssey, join us for a virtual talk led by McMichael Chief Curator Sarah Milroy and guest speakers Gaëtane Verna and Charmaine Nelson.
FAMILY DAYS, Past Events, Upcoming Event
Mother’s Day Storytelling Circle
By popular request, McMichael Educator Bonnie Marcus returns this Mother’s Day to bring some of the most beloved artworks in the Gallery’s collection to life.
FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES, Upcoming Event
Celebrating the Group of Seven with Jon Sasaki
On the anniversary of the Group of Seven’s first exhibition, join Ian Dejardin, Executive Director and Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator, in conversation with Jon Sasaki regarding reframing the landscape painting genre through the lens of photography.
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES
New Perspectives: Denyse Thomasos
Join us for a virtual curatorial talk led by McMichael Chief Curator Sarah Milroy as part of the upcoming special exhibition Denyse Thomasos: Odyssey.
FAMILY AND KIDS MARCH BREAK, FAMILY DAYS, FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, Upcoming Event
Family Day Storytelling Circle
Join McMichael Educator Bonnie Marcus on an interactive adventure exploring the playful stories behind some of the Gallery’s most beloved artworks.
FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES, Upcoming Event
Tom Thomson Virtual Talk
Tom Thomson Virtual Talk February…
FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES, Upcoming Event
A Virtual Celebration
Join Executive Director Ian A.C. Dejardin and Chief Curator Sarah Milroy for a conversation with some of the contributors to the A Like Vision: The Group of Seven & Tom Thomson book.
FEATURED EVENTS, Juried Competitions, Past Events, Upcoming Event
Call for Artisans & Designers
The Makers’ Market Online Auction will offer a variety of high-quality, one-of-kind items made by Canadian artisans.
FAMILY DAYS, FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, Upcoming Event
Outdoor Tours for Vaughan Culture Days
These in-person outdoor tours will tell the story of the McMichael and provide an opportunity for visitors to explore the grounds.
FAMILY DAYS, FEATURED EVENTS, Past Events, Upcoming Event
Flight of the Monarch Day
Come celebrate one of North America’s most cherished insects!
Past Events, TALKS AND LECTURES, Upcoming Event
An Afternoon of Maud Lewis
Join us for a virtual presentation celebrating the life and works of Canadian folk-art heroine Maud Lewis by Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator at the McMichael.