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We are open our regular hours from Tuesday October 27 to Thursday October 29 and closed from Friday October 30 to Monday November 2

Current exhibitions (on and off-campus):

CUAG Centretown / Mélanie Myers: Humidité Relative Humidity
A colourful woven textile next to shredded Tim Horton's cups

Faisa Omer: Threading Roots
A pink low-rise commercial building with a pink sign in Cree syallabics against a blue sky

Joi T. Arcand: ᑳᐃᓯᓈᑿᐦᑭ ᐃᑘᐏᓇ kā-isinākwahki itwēwina: The Shape of Words

Billboard project on Anishinabe Aki at 905 Somerset in Little Italy

Inakàg Sìbìng / Towards the River

Upcoming events

Ace is in Session. Pawffice hours: drop-in! Fridays 1:30-2:15 p.m. Carleton Therapy Dog Program.

Drop-In Hours for Ace the Therapy Dog

Stonecroft Semester: The Art of Negotiating Visibility
Crochet, sewing, knitting, needle felting. Protest banner making: uplifting community voices through quilt making.

Fibre + Friends
FASS x CUAG presents: Arts + Crafts at the Gallery. Every other Wednesday from 10:30 - 11:30 AM at the Carleton University Art Gallery in St. Patrick's Building! Material provided + free to attend!

CUAG x FASS Arts & Crafts Drop-in
A hand arranges cut-out magazine pictures into a collage arrangement.

CUAG x Healthy Workplace Workshops

Exhibition Walk-Through with Friends for Joi T. Arcand
A painted close-up of a golden retriever dog's blue eyes.

What Does This Look Like to You? Description Workshop with Rachel Gray and Kim Kilpatrick

Tactile tour for blind and low vision community members

Art + Friends with textile art!

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Christian Chapman: Run to the Hills! is on Tour!

Christian Chapman: Run to the Hills!, first exhibited at CUAG in fall 2023, is on tour! From 16 April to 25 October 2026, you can view this exhibition at Art Windsor-Essex.

Christian Chapman: Run to the Hills! AWE