We are a non-profit public art gallery and community hub in Whitby, Ontario featuring art exhibitions, educational programs and events. Free admission.
1450 Henry St. Whitby
Joined March 2009
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Sculptor @RuthAbernethy LIVE on @CKDOradio with @CKDOTerry talks about A Commemorative Project Honouring Sir William Stephenson - A Man Called Intrepid & LIVE @stationgallery Facebook & Zoom event Oct. 15.
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Join us on FB this Thursday, October 15 at 7 pm for a virtual Art Talk with artist Ruth Abernethy and Station Gallery Curator Olex Wlasenko.
Learn more about the incredible bronze sculptures that Abernethy is known for at ruthabernethy.com
Happy Thanksgiving from Station Gallery. 🍁
Enjoy this beautiful day, and hey, why not take part in a free online art tutorial? Check out our YouTube channel for a selection of guided art lessons.
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Escape into the world of art. We have a new online program perfect for adults who want to learn more about contemporary landscape painting. Stylistic experimentation and individuality is encouraged!
Register now: ca.apm.activecommunities.com…
Looking for an engaging activity to keep your kids busy and happy at home? Look no further. Our brand new ArtScapes program is launching October 23.
Register now:
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How does an artist form dimension and character from the pages of history?
Join us on Thursday, October 15, between 7 and 8 p.m., for a Facebook Live exclusive interview with renowned Canadian sculptor Ruth Abernethy, hosted by SG Curator Olex Wlasenko.
Hey SG Fans! Station Gallery’s hours are changing—check out the details below. We’ll be announcing details about our brand new online programming tomorrow... stay tuned!
Mon – Closed
Tues – 10am-4pm
Wed – 10am-4pm
Thurs – 10am-4pm
Fri – Closed
Sat – 12-4pm
Sun – Closed
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Congratulations @stationgallery!! Sold out #DrawingForArt
Congrats to SG Ambassador Paul Rolland who received an award today. Paul was given the 2020’s Mayor’s Senior Volunteer Award, recognizing all that he has done for the Town of Whitby. Mayor @_donmitchell presented the award today at the Gallery. Great job, Paul! 👏
✨ Counting down until DFA! ✨
Preview the 150 pieces of artwork online at stationgallery.ca/dfa2020.
Start making your shortlist now! When your name is called at the event, you have two minutes to contact us regarding your selection. 🖼
Thank you @WhitbyRotary! We appreciate your support for this year’s virtual Drawing For Art event on October 1. 🖼
Get your tickets today!
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Have you noticed anything different about stationgallery.ca? We’ve launched our brand-new website. Everything you know and love about SG is still online, but we’ve updated our look to better reflect our progressive and dynamic art spaces and this is just the beginning!
Is it just us? We are getting super excited for the most suspenseful and surprising night of the year!
🖼 Drawing For Art is coming up on October 1. Tickets are selling fast—be sure to get yours today at StationGallery.ca/Shop
Who will be joining us virtually on event night?
Hi All, we heard there were issues with the link! Check out our online shop: stationgallery.ca/shop
Making a Difference: Contemporary Artist Rafael Scasserra made it to Global News last night! Thank you, Rafael, for your donations to this year’s Drawing For Art event and to the community. ❤️
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At SG, we’re taking our popular programming online!
We’re looking for engaging artist instructors with exciting lesson ideas to present via live-streamed art lessons for a variety of ages at our on-site studio.
Is this you? Find out more: stationgallery.ca/jobs/onlin…
We know fans of SG love art AND an experience! Well... get your champagne glasses ready because Drawing For Art is taking place virtually on October 1! Get your tickets today — they won’t last! 🎫
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Station Gallery is encouraging the community to support renowned Canadian sculptor Ruth Abernethy, as she creates a new bronze sculpture honouring Sir William Stephenson. Learn more at RuthAbernethy.com
