Overview
Since 1980, the Temiskaming Art Gallery (TAG) has been pivotal in promoting and showcasing visual art in northeastern Ontario. TAG has exhibited the talent of local artists alongside national and international exhibitions. Our permanent collection is an ever-growing valuable treasure; a beautiful part of Canada’s collective cultural heritage. The gallery's education and outreach programmes continue to enrich the community through the joy of experiencing and understanding visual art.
Mission Statement
The Temiskaming Art Gallery connects people to art and generates creative energy that enriches and inspires.​​​
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Vision and Values
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The Temiskaming Art Gallery is a recognized leader within our community and the Northern arts and culture scene for providing innovative programming. TAG is dedicated to developing partnerships with organizations and communities to make art accessible while also providing learning and teaching resources.
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What We Do
TAG’s exhibition programming includes eight yearly exhibitions with notable local artists in both group and solo shows in addition to an annual juried exhibition of the Northern Ontario Arts Association, and important travelling exhibitions such as works by Man Ray, Roy Lichtenstein, Jeanne-Claude & Christo, Moira Clark, Robert Holden, Lupe Rodriguez, etc - many of which are sent from the Art Gallery of Ontario. In addition to the annual Junior Artist Colony art camp, TAG frequently exhibits works by local youth and children. TAG is also proud to offer various community outreach programs for schools and seniors, public lectures, and workshops through Open Studio.
La programmation d'exposition de TAG comprend huit expositions annuelles avec des artistes locaux remarquables dans des expositions collectives et individuelles, en plus d'une exposition annuelle de l'Association des arts de Norhtern Ontario et d'importantes expositions itinérantes telles que Man Ray, Roy Lichtenstein, Jeanne-Claude et Christo, Moira Clark, Robert Holden, Lupe Rodriguez, etc. - dont plusieurs ont été envoyés par le Musée des beaux-arts de l'Ontario. En plus du camp artistique annuel de la colonie d'artistes juniors, la GAT expose fréquemment des œuvres d'enfants locaux inspirant la positivité et l’importance de l’art dans les jeunes esprits. La GAT est également fier d'offrir divers programmes de sensibilisation communautaire pour les écoles et les aînés, des conférences publiques, et des ateliers.
