Virtual Tours
Join us for a virtual tour of Gallery exhibitions from the comfort of your home!
Annie Pootoogook, Playing Super Nintendo, 2003-2004, ink, graphite and crayon on paper. Art Gallery of Hamilton, Acquired with the assistance of the Alfred Wavell Peene and Susan Nottle Peene Memorial, 2006. ©Dorset Fine Arts
Virtual Tour: The Bigger Picture
The Bigger Picture is a celebratory exhibition to recall the artists who contributed to the multi-faceted explosion of the Hamilton art scene in the last half of the 20th century. Take a self guided tour online Section A, Section B.
Virtual Tour: Michèle Pearson Clarke on Quantum Choir
Quantum Choir reflects on the vulnerability of learning to sing as a way of exploring the legibility, precarity, and affinity of contemporary queer female masculinity. Hear more from the artist herself about this work, on view now in Michèle Pearson Clarke: Muscle Memory.
Virtual Tour: Esmaa Mohamoud: To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat
As we await the opportunity to exhibit this vital exhibition in person, enjoy a virtual tour of Esmaa Mohamoud: To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat.
VIRTUAL TOURS: FRIDAY’S AT FOUR
On the first Friday of every month, meet with some of our amazing docents for a virtual Zoom tour to learn about our exhibitions and dive into some of the rich and unexpected corners of the AGH’s amazing permanent collection.
Virtual Tour: Emily Carr, Robert Houle, and Tom Thomson
Join us for a virtual tour as we explore the paintings of Tom Thomson, Emily Carr, and Robert Houle – three artists inspired by place.
Virtual Tour: The Bruegel-Bosch Bus
Join us for a virtual tour of one of the Art Gallery of Hamilton’s best known works, Kim Adams’s Bruegel-Bosch Bus!
Virtual Tour: The Artist’s Dream: Works of French Symbolism
Join us for a virtual tour as we explore the French Symbolist movement presented throughout The Artist’s Dream: Works of French Symbolism.
Virtual Tour: Early Snow: Michael Snow 1947-1962
Join us for a virtual tour as we explore the works of Michael Snow throughout the first fifteen years of his practice!
From the Contemporary Art Collection
Tin Locomotive 1982
John Hall (Canadian b. 1943)
acrylic on canvas, Gift of Alison and Alan Schwartz, 1994
© Courtesy John Hall