Past Exhibitions

An object can carry associations to a time, a place, an event, even an idea. When we see those objects, those associations are brought to mind – we remember that time or place, event or idea.

Explore decades of KWAG history as we shine a light on the significant stories and relationships that have made the Gallery what it is today.

Land Bodies, Decomposing Mass is an audio-visual collaboration exploring the embodiment and translation of peatland knowledge through blending physical engagement with digital interpretations.

Highlighting works by students from across the Waterloo Region, Cambridge, and selected works from the KWAG Permanent Collection. Organized by the Public Programs Department.

KWAG is thrilled to present this showcase of our newest acquisition – a series of three sculptures by Jenine Marsh collectively titled How to Fulfill a Wish.

Jenine Marsh presents HARBINGER, a site-specific, immersive installation that centers on the alteration of the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery's existing gallery floor.

Auto-Biography: Vehicles of identity, community, and globalization looks to the road as a connective infrastructure which grounds
so much of modern life.

In Northern Exposures Revisited, KWAG focuses on Kathleen Daly’s drawings and sketches.