3 Best Art Galleries in Hamilton

“Art Gallery of Hamilton aiming to provide unmatched art collections. They have lots of permanent collections from various periods of time. The collection encompasses Canadian historical, international, and contemporary art and consists of over 10,000 works. So whether you're looking for a specific artist or spending your time exploring the arts, you're sure to find works that inspire, intrigue, challenge, and engage you. The Art Gallery of Hamilton is renowned for presenting outstanding exhibitions and complementary programs for visitors of all ages. In addition, the Gallery offers studios for adults and children, family activities, school programs, film programming, performances, and more. The tickets are free for Students (6+), Children (0-5), Members, and Indigenous peoples. On Thursday, the Gallery is completely free.”

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“The McMaster Museum of Art is a gallery that has a collection of over 6,000 artworks spanning the history of art from the late 15th century to the 21st century. They include works from Mediterranean cultures to China. European prints and Canadian art are constantly being added to the collection. The gallery is internationally recognized for its specialized collection of early twentieth-century German prints and outstanding European paintings, drawings, and prints, including donations by Hamilton business people. The McMaster Museum of Art is a meeting place for both the campus and the community and is located within the traditional territories of the Mississauga and Haudenosaunee nations.”

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“Hamilton Artists Inc. empower artists by showcasing exhibitions of contemporary visual art. The exhibitions, publications and special projects provide education and mentoring to visitors. The gallery aims to be a destination for critical, unconventional, and challenging contemporary art practices, contributing to regional and national discourses. Hamilton Artists Inc.'s outdoor courtyard, approximately 1,500 square feet, is a programmable space for receptions, film screenings, and community projects. The gallery's facilities are wheelchair accessible, with the front door and courtyard equipped with automatic doors.”

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