Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA)

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.

In November 1918 families across Peel rejoiced and mourned when World War I ended. Explore firsthand accounts, photographs, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

This photographic essay from Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc celebrates the Canadian descendants of freedom seekers who escaped slavery in the United States in the years before the American Civil War. Their stories are both personal and historical. These Canadians are proud of their ancestors’ courage. Feb 25: Winter exhibitions reception, 2-4pm.

Explore works by Brampton-born Ronald Bloore, who later became the founding member of the Regina Five, paving the way of the Abstract movement in Canada in the 1960s. Inspired by his travels abroad, Bloore renounced the use of colour in 1962, hoping to achieve the same awe-inspiring quality he felt while looking at ancient architecture.