A solo exhibition of new work by Bonnie Devine reflecting on the land and how its possession and control are at the heart of warfare through the stories of eight pivotal figures: three Victoria Cross recipients interred in Owen Sound, four Indigenous warriors who fought on various North American battlegrounds, and her father, who served with the Canadian army in Belgium and Holland in 1944.

Through a public call, the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, in partnership with the Reach Centre Grey Bruce, invited local artists who self-identify as neurodivergent to submit artwork in response to the concept of community. Four artists were selected by the jury to participate, each offering their vibrant, individual interpretations of this topic.

A selection of artwork from the Tom Thomson Art Gallery’s Collection by Harold Klunder, Barbara Irvine, Robert Markle, David Milne, Janet Mitchell, Norval Morrisseau, Hanni Rothschild, and Jamasie Teevee, conveying the spirit of interconnection.

An exhibition that brings together works by Tom Thomson that depict Owen Sound and surrounding areas. The show includes drawings and paintings from the Gallery’s Collection along with borrowed works from other public and private collections to offer an intimate look at Thomson’s connection to his hometown.