2023 Town of Oakville Winter Exhibitions

Joan Butterfield, Installation View, In Celebration of Black History Month

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

Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
Main Gallery
January 28 – March 3, 2023

Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton – In Celebration of Black History Month: Joan Butterfield and Paul Dias

Corridor Galleries

ArtWorks Oakville – Member Work
Becky D’Onofrio – A Breath of Fresh Air
George Wastle – European Landscapes
Harley Duck – A Clever Name for a Bunch of Rectangles
Kathryn Shaw – The Sea and the Forest
Oakville’s Black History – Black History Display
Oakville Camera Club – Capture Oakville 2022
Oakville Fibre Artists – Anything Goes
Oakville Museum in partnership with Lieutenant (N) Sean E. Livingston CD – Oakville’s Flower: HMCS Oakville
Oakville Quilters’ Guild – President’s Challenge
Zdenka Kovalcikova – Bold Blooms

Youth Corridors

Maya Mabayyed
Nikita Chugh

Oakville Museum Satellite Space

Read Me a Story: Fables and Fairy Tales

Paul Dias, Ball’s Falls, Lower Ball’s Falls, and Twenty Valley, 2021, acrylic on canvas, 22 x 18 inches each.

Glen Abbey Community Centre

Brian Groberman – A View Through the Porthole
Oakville Camera Club
Oakville’s Black History

Trafalgar Park Community Centre

Catherine Ross – Far From Home
Virender Paul Madan
Oakville’s Black History

Images (top to bottom): Robynne Cole, Companion Trees, 2023, quilting, 12 x 12 inches. Chris Booth, Reconnect, 2023, quilting and embroidery, 22 x 12 inches.

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.

Images (left to right): Karen Dean-Williams, Pink Dahlia, Watermedia, 20 x 20 inches. Zdenka Kovalcikova, Proximity, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 24 inches.

All Town of Oakville facilities are physically accessible and inclusive spaces.

Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
2302 Bridge Road
Oakville, ON L6L 2G6

Glen Abbey Community Centre
1415 Third Line
Oakville, ON L6M 3G2

Trafalgar Park Community Centre
133 Rebecca Street
Oakville, ON L6K 1J5

For more information contact:
905-815-5979
qepexhibitions@oakville.ca
oakville.ca
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