Social Media Code of Conduct
At the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH), we use social media to connect with our community, share ideas, and spark conversations about art and culture. We welcome a range of perspectives and encourage thoughtful, respectful dialogue.
By engaging with AGH social media channels—whether you’re liking, commenting, or sharing—you agree to follow this Code of Conduct.
We are committed to creating an online space that is:
- Welcoming and inclusive
- Respectful and accessible
- Curious, creative, and community-driven
We ask everyone to:
- Be respectful and considerate of others
- Stay on topic and contribute thoughtfully
- Be open to different perspectives
- Help create a positive and inclusive environment
As a cultural institution, we also ask that you:
- Respect the cultures, histories, and communities reflected in our work
- Avoid language or content that could be harmful or insensitive
To keep this space safe and welcoming, we may:
- Remove content that does not follow these guidelines
- Hide or report inappropriate posts
- Block users who repeatedly or seriously violate this Code
We may remove content that includes:
- Harmful or offensive language (e.g., personal attacks, discrimination, or explicit content)
- Harassment or disruptive behaviour
- Spam, promotions, or off-topic posts
- False or misleading information
- Personal or private information shared without consent
- Repeated or nonsensical posts that disrupt conversation
Disclaimer
User-generated content does not reflect the views of the Art Gallery of Hamilton.
From the Contemporary Art Collection
We run in packs 2015
DaveandJenn (David John Foy Canadian b. 1982; Jennifer Saleik German b. 1983)
resin, acrylic and oil paint, Purchase, Permanent Collection Fund, 2015
© Courtesy DaveandJenn