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 Canadian Art Collection
Femmes de Caughnawaga 1924
Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Coté (Canadian 1869-1937)
bronze, Gift of the Women's Committee, 1956