2023 Town of Oakville Summer Exhibitions

Images (left to right): Alisa McRonald, Yellow Hat Pierrot, 2022, Reclaimed t-shirt yearn woven onto hemp, 30 x 22 inches. Alisa McRonald, The Princess, 2020, Needle punched yarn on burlap, 40 x 30 inches

Join the Town of Oakville as they launch their exciting new summer exhibition series in public spaces throughout Oakville

May 20 – September 8, 2023

Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre

Main Gallery

Rainbow Studios – Together: Korea-Canada 60th Anniversary Show

Corridor Galleries

Alisa McRonald – Abstract Faces
ArtWorks Oakville – Member Work
HDSB – HDSB Student Artists
Joan Butterfield and Paul Dias – Black, Indigenous and People of Colour Day-Camp Celebration
Nargis Naqvi – My Identity
Oakville Art Society – Member Show
Oakville Camera Club – Capture Oakville 2023
Oakville Fibre Artists – Birds
Oakville Museum in partnership with Lieutenant (N) Sean E. Livingston CD – Oakville’s Flower: HMCS Oakville
Oakville Quilters’ Guild – Pojagi and Kawandi
Rainbow Studios – Together: Korea-Canada 60th Anniversary Show
Rana Abdo – Glass Mosaic Portraits

Youth Corridors

Laura Busque
Stefano Capobianco

Oakville Museum Satellite Space

Read Me a Story: Fables and Fairy Tales

Connextions 2023

Erin McGean – Rainbow Connection

Images (left to right): Rana Abdo, Cristiano Ronaldo, 2023, glass on wood, 10.5 x 11 inches. Rana Abdo, Lionel Messi, 2023, glass on wood, 10.5 x 11 inches

Glen Abbey Community Centre

ArtWorks Oakville – members show
Oakville Camera Club
Oakville’s Black History
Connextions 2023 – Alex Neumann, Summer Connextion Oakville

Trafalgar Park Community Centre

Kelly Dinsmore – My Island Home
Oakville’s Black History
Connextions 2023 – Danny Custodio, Hydrangea Hosta Black Eyed Susan from Flower Carpets Tapetes Floridos

Sungmi Kong, Buttercup Flower No. 2, Red House No. 3, Bus Station, Red Car, 2022-2023, pigments on Hanji-paper, various dimensions

Check out the exhibition Connextions, nine photo based window murals on exhibit at each community centre.

The Main Gallery at Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre is open weekdays from noon to 7 p.m. and weekends from noon to 5 p.m.

Corridor galleries are open during regular facility operating hours.

The Town of Oakville celebrates and fosters creativity through exhibitions at town facilities. The exhibition program showcases works in corridor exhibition spaces from a diverse range of artists, including individuals, art organizations, instructors, and students. The Exhibitions Committee reviews proposals for exhibitions twice a year. Annual application due dates are February 1 and September 1. Learn more about application requirements.