Exhibition

Thunder Bay Art Gallery Presents an Afternoon with Sara Link

Address:

Thunder Bay Art Gallery
1080 Keewatin St. Thunder Bay ON
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Category:

• Arts and Heritage
• Tourism

Details:

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery proudly presents River (2007), a major ceramic installation from our Permanent Collection by Thunder Bay-based artist and ceramicist Sarah Link. On view for the first time, this sculptural installation includes more than 600 hand-thrown porcelain stones, or forms, created over 30 years by the artist. This collaborative work incorporates a movement piece called Grounded (2008) by performance artist Kathleen Baleja, with an original soundscape “Common Ground” by musician Dianne Potts.

Join us for an afternoon event of art, community, and refreshments to celebrate the in-gallery premiere of this major work. Artist Sarah Link will be in attendance.

Location:

Thunder Bay Art Gallery

For more info, please visit: https://theag.ca/tc-events/sarah-link-river/

Address:

Thunder Bay Museum
425 Donald St. E. Thunder Bay ON
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Category:

• Arts and Heritage
• Children and Youth
• Tourism

Details:

This community-led exhibit showcases physical expressions of Ukrainian culture and traditions, and highlights their roots. Alongside the exhibit will be a variety of programming reflecting different aspects of Ukrainian Culture.

Location:

Thunder Bay Museum

For more info, please visit: https://www.thunderbaymuseum.com/

Address:

Thunder Bay Museum
425 Donald St. E. Thunder Bay ON
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Category:

• Arts and Heritage
• Children and Youth
• Tourism

Details:

Indigenous peoples from North America have long demonstrated a great sense of ingenuity, using nature as inspiration. The world we know today is influenced by their innovations and scientific knowledge. The exhibition invites visitors to experience the innovative processes that give rise to Indigenous knowledge by:

• OBSERVING nature as a source of inspiration

• LISTENING to bearers of knowledge

• EXPERIMENTING with scientific principles

• SHARING acquired knowledge by passing it on to others

This exhibition presents a clever and novel mix of science and culture intended to stir a sense of pride among First Nation, Inuit and Métis communities and celebrate the diversity, interconnectedness, and resourceful ways of knowing and being, that Indigenous knowledge and innovations provide in the global community.

Location:

Thunder Bay Museum

For more info, please visit: https://www.sciencenorth.ca/exhibits/indigenous-ingenuity