Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA)

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Start the evening with a curator tour of the For a Social Cause: Graphic Novels exhibition. Then learn about the world of caricature creation and create your own with special guest artist Jason Wilkins. $15, includes admission, register.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

This evolving photography exhibit highlights the development of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local artists. Regular admission.  

Large-scale exterior photography-based showcase which explores the immigrant experience with that of Canadian-built and natural landmarks. May 19: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Admission by donation.

Landscape, portraiture and Inuit art come together in one gallery to explore and enjoy. Jun 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.

For a Social Cause brings together three disparate graphic novels to explore how this genre has been used to raise awareness about the human condition. Poignant and sequenced illustrations tell tales of strife, triumph and loss that convey moral lessons to those who pay attention. Lawrence Hyde's Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, is a dramatic black and white wordless graphic novel of a young family trapped on a Micronesian island during an atomic bomb testing alluding to the unthinkable…

Discover the forces and events that drive people from their homes, and experience their stories of loss, fear, and hope as you join them on their often-dangerous journeys to life in a foreign land. Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, Halifax. June 16: reception, 2-4pm. Regular admission.