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Welcoming White Elephant
Shary Boyle’s White Elephant is uncanny. The disproportioned monochromatic figure precariously towers over its viewers at 9 feet tall, evoking a disquieted sensation.
Remembering AGH Volunteer Camill “Cam” Henry Theroux
The community was saddened by the news that Camill “Cam” Henry Theroux passed away at the age of 77 on December 28, 2025 after a courageous battle at Juravinski Hospital. Cam was a volunteer at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) for 10 years, and he made a difference in so many lives with his compassion, kindness, and love of people.
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Art, Community, Behind the Scenes
Recent AGH Acquisition Honours Indigenous History and the Grand River’s Timeless Beauty
Whether the medium is photography, painting, sculpture, beadwork, or film, the work of Brantford-based Mohawk artist Shelley Niro captivates the senses and initiates thoughtful conversations about Indigenous history and identity. After having featured Niro’s work in the exhibitions Radical Stich and Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch, the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) is proud to … Continued
Education, Programming, Community
Focusing on the Importance of Museums this Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, which is led by the Alzheimer Association of Canada to increase focus on education, the reduction of stigma, and the support of people living with dementia. For this article, I would like to focus on the museum field – a place where I spend a great deal of time and … Continued