Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA)

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.

This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.

Explore a remarkable collection of photographs from the most recent Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest, run by Canadian Geographic. Themes include Animals in Action, Watery Wildlife, Things with Wings, Little Life and photos by young photographers. Use these stunning images as inspiration to take your own photographs of wildlife in Peel. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature.

This exhibition brings together works created by artists Cynthia Greig and Vid Ingelevics in a unique collaboration that looks at the architecture behind art. In their large-scale colour photographs, the artists shift focus away from the artwork or objects intended for our view to the exhibition space itself. The viewer will have the opportunity to reflect on both the institutional spaces depicted in the photographs, and the space in which they are viewing them. Jul 19: reception and artists' talk,…

Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.