Current Exhibitions at the Dignam and Ruth Upjohn Galleries
For past exhibitions, please click here.
The Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is proud to present:
ARE WE EPICORMIC
An Exhibit of Paintings by WAAC Artist Susan Farquhar in the Ruth Upjohn Gallery
October 1 – 26, 2021
The Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is proud to present:
HER CENTURY AT LAST: 21st Century Artists Celebrate Mary Heister Reid
LIVE Book Launch & Exhibition Opening
Friday, October 8, 5-8 p.m.
Coming up soon at the Dignam and Ruth Upjohn Galleries
The Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is proud to present:
CROSSWORDS painting and collage by Margaret Rodgers
ZOOM opening November 4 at 2 pm
The link will be available here on November 3
and the exhibition will be abailable online and in-person in the RUTH UPJOHN GALLERY
Past Exhibitions
SPLASH: Ten Friends Painting
Watercolours including three WAAC artists Christa Kuentzel Marvy, Birgit Harley and Nora Stearns
“Vital Signs”, a cross-Pacific Juried Art Exhibition
The Women's Art Association of Canada's Ruth Upjohn Gallery and Seoul's Hello Space Gallery create VITAL SIGNS, a virtual cross-pacific juried art exhibition.
SUMMERTIME
The exhibition showcases work by members in our first exhibition in the Dignam Gallery in 2021.
“Foundling” Exhibition Ruth Upjohn Gallery
Between 1741 and 1760, over 4,000 babies were left at the Foundling Hospital. Three WAAC artists tribute the Foundling babies.
HEATHER GENTLEMAN- LUDMILA: THE LIFE OF A LOST COSMONAUT
Heather Gentleman has stitched together a life that may have existed, providing essence to a lost cosmonaut's voice, her memory and her courage.
en plein air workshop August 26, 2021 exhibition
The Women's Art Association of Canada's Ruth Upjohn Gallery and Seoul's Hello Space Gallery create VITAL SIGNS, a virtual cross-pacific juried art exhibition.
UNIQUE VISIONS: A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
May 1 to June 15, 2021. The Women’s Art Association of Canada is pleased to present Unique Visions: A World of Difference Photography Exhibition
REFRACTIVE MOMENTS: EXPLORING LIGHT AND LIFE
The exhibition showcases work by members in a medium other than the one they usually work in or takes their preferred medium in a new direction
ARTISTS’ CHOICE
Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is proud to present the Artists' Choice Online Exhibition.
TED SCOTT- PHOTOGRAPHY
Solo exhibition of photography by Ted Scott, an accomplished photographer, architect, graphic designer, lecturer, passionate traveller and tour guide.
Remembering Sandra Henderson: A Snapshot of her Art
November 18-26, 2020 in the Ruth Upjohn Gallery. Sandra Henderson (1944-2020) AOCA (1956).
SMALL GEMS
Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is proud to present the Small Gems show in the beautiful Dignam Gallery.
‘WHO I AM’ by Diana Ladyshewsky & Sophie Vertigan
An exhibition by two artists who express their journey towards self-definition in paintings.
Pia Israelsson
Pencil on Paper and Vellum:
Pia creates images inspired by the underside of the visible world of nature. Her work is yet
always intimate and private, and seeks to engage the observer within a child’s fantasy world.
Heather Gentleman: Expedition of the Fantastical
Heather Gentleman’s work is narrative in nature, finding inspiration in literature, anthropology, mythology, and symbolism.
Joanne Nelson: Go Figure
Art is something I have enjoyed, appreciated, and been curious about, all my life. Today, as an artist, I am presently motivated by the Abstract Expressionism and my training in Art Therapy.
COLOUR PLAY
Women’s Art Association of Canada presents its first online art show and sale.
Tiny Treasures Fundraiser
The great “Tiny Treasures” outdoor fundraiser focuses on small works of art created by several members of the Woman’s Art Association of Canada, (WAAC).
Gretchen Jeens: Let’s Face It
During this unprecedented period of a pandemic and mask wearing, we are learning to understand thought processes through the pupil of the eye.
Darkness into Light
Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC) is excited to present the Darkness Into Light show in the beautiful Dignam Gallery.