In this concluding installment of the series, Anu Henderson delves deeper into the origins of the AGGV, highlighting Colin Graham’s dedication to enhancing the Gallery as a welcoming space for all by actively involving local stakeholders, promoting art education for the community, and advocating for a diverse range of artworks to be showcased.
In this ongoing article series, Anu Henderson continues sharing the history of the Gallery. In this edition Colin Graham arrives in Victoria from San Francisco and moves into the Spencer Mansion.
Join AGGV Studio Coordinator, Meghan Krauss as she celebrates another season of creativity at the newly renovated AGGV Studio, where fresh programs invite artists of all ages to explore and grow. From hands-on workshops for young learners to in-depth classes for teens and adults, all inspired by the Gallery’s exhibitions, there’s definitely something for everyone at the AGGV Studio!
Discover our current exhibitions and gain a deeper understanding of the artworks with our new Teacher Study Guides, coming soon!
By Anu Henderson, AGGV Administrator, Curatorial and Learning & Engagement, in Part 2 of this series, we follow the events that unfold after the Little Centre changes it’s location and name!
Early this summer, the AGGV hosted a workshop series called Ceramics in the Courtyard. Participant and writer Danielle Pope reflects on the visceral experiences that effected her throughout this six-part ceramics event.
After a summer full of creativity and fun, Meghan Krauss, AGGV Studio Coordinator, reminisces about the great times had by our Art Camp students, and looks ahead to the exciting educational opportunities coming up this fall.