Confederation Centre Art Gallery

09/10/2026

08/24/2026

Summer’s not over yet, come and enjoy this season’s exhibitions at CCAG!

Summer Hours:
☀️Open daily: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
🌙Thursday evening: 5–8 p.m. by donation

On view:
Among Others - (ends September 6th)
The Art of Collecting: Selections from the Tom Banks Collection - (ends September 20th)
Consumed: Jane Meredith Whitten - (ends October 11th)
Channelling - (ends January 3rd)
Sandeep Johal: To Be Something More (and More) - (ends January 10th)

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Exhibition overview of Channelling (upper floor) & The Art of Collecting (lower floor)

08/07/2026

💧 The word channelling suggests the capturing of nature’s power, for example by diverting or harnessing a waterway. Or, in this context, by framing it as an aesthetic event.

This exhibition sets up a conversation between two paintings depicting a waterfall in the foothills of the Alps and brought to Ellershouse, Nova Scotia around 1870, as well as the recent work of seven contemporary artists based in the Atlantic provinces who seek to articulate attitudes to nature that grapple with and offer alternatives to a difficult inheritance.

You can check out Channelling from now until January 3, 2027

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🖼️ Doug Dumais, A Landscape for Construction (Return), 2020
Inkjet print on Entrada 300 White 60 x 80 cm
Background image: Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Dutch, 1525–1530 – 1569), The Return of the Herd, 1565, Oil on wood, 117 cm × 159 cm (46 in × 62 1⁄2 in), Gemäldegalerie, 1018, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

07/28/2026

Collecting and learning about Canadian studio ceramics over many years, Tom Banks is a local collector and passionate supporter of Prince Edward Island’s art and art history. 🏺

His dedication to the integration of art into his life is evident in his home, which features over 1,400 pieces by leading ceramic artists, often arranged in creative installations, also collecting paintings and other artifacts.

View The Art of Collecting: Selections from the Tom Banks Collection now until September 20th.

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🖼️ From left to right:

Mimi Cabri, stoneware vase, c. 1972
Robert “Irish” Flynn, stoneware vase, c. 1978
Homer Lord, clay vase, 1960
Rosalie Namer, jug with cover, c. 1975
John Shaw, vase with porcelain finial, c. 1980
Tom Smith, Raku fired vase, c. 1990
Rob Wilby, PEl clay vase, 1996

07/14/2026

07/09/2026

Using traditional craft techniques to construct evocative objects out of humble materials, Prince Edward Island artist Jane Meredith Whitten's art becomes a gesture of redemption in our current shared reality of environmental degradation.

View exhibition Consumed: Jane Meredith Whitten, in the Frederic S. and Ogden Martin Concourse Gallery until October 11th, 2026. 🪼

Curated by Pan Wendt and Jill McRae.

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🖼️ Jane Meredith Whitten, 𝘒𝘦𝘭𝘱, discarded single use garbage bags cut into strips and . knitted, bailing wire, telephone wire, rock.

Photo credit: Louise Vessey

07/07/2026

Step into CCAG to enjoy our summer exhibitions (and air conditioning ❄️) this week!

Open daily: 10am – 5pm
Thursday evening: 5pm - 8pm. Admission by donation

For more information on admission prices, see the link below:
https://confederationcentre.com/art-gallery/

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Exhibition overview of summer shows: Sandeep Johal: To Be Something More (and More), and Among Others.