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Master of Art Conservation Webinar

���˴�Ƭ Medieval Seminar Series - Talk by Prof Reeve

Hands that heal, looks that kill: toward a fabulous history of Marian architecture in Gothic England

The Bader Symposium

Isabel and Alfred Bader Lecture in European Art with Dr Stephanie Porras

Lunch and Workshop with Dr. Stephanie Porras for graduate students

The Life and Times of the Canada Pavilion in Venice with Josée Drouin-Brisebois of the National Gallery of Canada

The Life and Times of the Canada Pavilion in Venice with Josée Drouin-Brisebois

Isabel and Alfred Bader Lecture in European Art with Dr Cécile Fromont

“Encounter as Author in Early Modern Images from the Atlantic World” presented by Dr Cécile Fromont

TORCHES FOR CANADIAN CULTURAL POLICY: VISUAL VOICES FROM THE KINGSTON CONFERENCE TO NEW LEGISLATION

The art historian, former museum director, and retired Senator, Honourable Pat Bovey, will discuss the contemporary legacy of the 1941 “Kingston Conference” in a lecture titled, “TORCHES FOR CANADIAN CULTURAL POLICY: VISUAL VOICES FROM THE KINGSTON CONFERENCE TO NEW LEGISLATION” 

Media Cosmologies: free public talks at the Agnes

The free public talks, given by Governor General's Award-winning artist and musician Cheryl L'Hirondelle (Cree/Halfbreed; German/Polish) and artist and musician Callum Beckford (Cree/Métis; Jamaican/German), celebrated the ongoing restoration of one of L'Hirondelle's artworks.

Hands-On History Workshop with Pamela H. Smith

Following introductory search and analysis exercises, there will be a hands-on session; participants are encouraged to bring a laptop, clothing they don't mind getting dirty, and "a sense of adventure".

BFA Fine Art Print Sale at the ARC

After two years of COVID, the BFA Fine Art Print Sale is back in-person at the ARC. Come by to view and purchase amazing impressions that BFA Fine Art students have made in the print media classes offered at ���˴�Ƭ University.

Cézanne's Closet 2023

This year's fundraiser includes a preview preview exhibition at Union Gallery, January 17-February 4, 2023, co-curated by Queen’s University Art History graduate students Cicely Haggerty and Anna Douglas.