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Have you seen some of our Martys HUB Reporters videos? 📣
Throwback to Martys HUB Reporter, Khiem Hoang's coverage of Arts on the Credit's Art Drive held back in September 2022! Watch it here.
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🖼 Visual Art
FEATURED
- Arts on the Credit - December Group Exhibition | January 1 - January 31, Opening January 6
📍Online
Arts on the Credit invites you to join them January 6, 7 PM over Zoom for the opening of their latest virtual exhibit, "Into the Light" paintings by Jane Peryer, on now in their virtual gallery till January 31. Email contact@artsonthecredit.ca to get a link to the Zoom tour of this exciting exhibit.
Click here to learn more and view the exhibit.
- 35th Anniversary Permanent Collection presented by Art Gallery of Mississauga | November 8 - January 22
📍Art Gallery of Mississauga
In celebration of the Art Gallery of Mississauga (AGM)’s 35th anniversary, this exhibition brings together key works by 35 artists in their permanent collection. These artworks comprise just some of the exceptional pieces held in their collection storage, including works by both local and internationally recognized artists, and feature a wide range of mediums and approaches. Taking place November 8 - January 22.
Click here to learn more.
- We Are Resilient Exhibition presented by City of Mississauga | November 21 - January 6
📍Civic Centre, City Hall
City of Mississauga’s Environment Section and Museums of Mississauga have joined together to curate an exhibition exploring climate change and climate action in Mississauga. Visit the exhibit to see compelling climate change photographs and stories, perspectives from international scientific leaders, and learn how you can take climate action today! This touring exhibition will be popping up at locations all over the City of Mississauga and Region of Peel over the next few years, but it is currently being hosted at Mississauga Civic Centre (City Hall) in the Great Hall from Nov 21 – Jan 6.
Click here to learn more.
- Art in The Hall - Painting Ladies: Valerie M. Barton, Dolores Feir, and Judy Stewart | December 1 - January 31
📍Unitarian Congregation of Mississauga
Each month at the Unitarian Congregation in Mississauga, the Great Hall features the artwork of a local artist. This month they are featuring Painting Ladies: Valerie M. Barton, Dolores Feir, and Judy Stewart. They have been painting together once a week for almost 25 years! On now till January 31.
Click here to learn more.
- Why do you create? presented by Visual Arts Mississauga | January 9 - 29 (VAM) and online January 9 - June 30 (online)
📍Online and VAM Gallery
Visual Arts Mississauga's Why do you create? Juried Exhibition gave artists an opportunity to consider how they create and what brings meaning to their art-making practice. View this new exhibition featuring over 50 selected works from January 9 - 29 in the VAM Gallery or online January 9 - June 30.
Click here to learn more.
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📚 Literary
FEATURED
- Mississauga Writers Group: Quarterly 2022 Write On E-Zine! | Winter 2022
📍Online
Mississauga Writers Group has launched their Winter 2022 Write On E-Zine! Published seasonally, check out the collection of prose and poetry written by talented local authors.
Read it here.
- Mississauga Library - Author Talks | Various date and times
📍Online
Mississauga Library’s Author Talk series features a wide range of talented writers. Hear authors read from their books, ask questions, learn about the writing process, and find out more about their craft of telling captivating stories. Don't miss their next event on January 25, 7 PM with Jennifer Hillier!
Click here to learn more and view the authors featured.
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🎨 Creative Activities
- VAM - Winter Registration | Multiple event dates and times
📍Visual Arts Mississauga
VAM has just announced their Winter registration is now OPEN! They are offering new and returning courses for adults, teens and kids this season. Choose from watercolours, acrylics, drawing, ceramics, mixed media and more. Experiment with a new medium or dive deeper into your favourite!
Click here to explore their programming.
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