Admission free / All are Welcome
Complimentary Coat Check, Cash Bar
Museum London is delighted to launch a new season of programming including three new exhibitions: Gathie Falk: Revelations, a stunning retrospective organized and circulated by the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Angie Quick: make me less evil featuring new paintings by this London-based artist, and Southwest Seen which activates the windows of Centre at the Forks with new media commissions by Calla Moya, Racquel Rowe, and Jude Abu Zaineh shown in succession over the spring and summer.
Join us for our Spring Opening Celebration to mix and mingle with special guests, including artists Angie Quick and Calla Moya, and hear from Sarah Milroy, Chief Curator at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection who will share about Gathie Falk’s life and work and her impact on art in Canada over many decades.
Harina of Oa(sis) will be DJing the event bringing some RnB and Funk into the Museum. We’ll be serving light snacks and offering a cash bar that features a signature cocktail inspired by Gathie Falk’s work.
Following short speeches on the second floor, we invite you to experience all of our new and ongoing exhibitions and explore the Museum with your friends–the Shop and the Rhino Lounge will be open until 8 pm.
We look forward to sharing the excitement of these exhibitions with you, as we acknowledge the artists, the team who realized these projects, and the generous funders who make our work possible everyday.
We hope you can join us!
Gathie Falk: Revelations is organized and circulated by McMichael Canadian Art Collection. This exhibition is graciously sponsored by the Museum London Board of Directors, Michael Gibson Gallery, and TD Bank Group.
Image: Gathie Falk (b. 1928) Single Right Men's Shoes: Bootcase with 6 Orange Brogues, 1973 glazed ceramic, painted wood, glass, 28" x 37 1/2" x 6 1/4". Private collection © Gathie Falk
Image: Angie Quick, human history is four coordinates, 2022. Oil on canvas. Courtesy of Michael Gibson Gallery
Image: Calla Moya, from past(or)already, 2022, single/two-channel digital video, 6.25 mins, Courtesy the Artist
