Stephen Gillberry’s artwork exemplifies a delicate, refined engagement with atmospheric effects and a nuanced approach to colour.
Each ornament has been handcrafted by a creative member of our community in celebration of our holiday fundraiser.
The objects in the Marsh Collection are a window into a crucial point in Inuit history and art history.
Public now able to book main gallery space to host their wedding or small event.
Bring your class or group to the AGN for a guided tour with art making component. Our programs will stimulate learning through art in a thoughtful and inspiring way.
The mandate of the Art Gallery of Northumberland is to promote and provide access to art and related programs as a community gallery for the enjoyment and education of the people of Northumberland County.
We exist to serve all of Northumberland County as a public gallery. We present intellectually stimulating exhibitions and programming, as well as maintain a permanent collection of visual arts. Along with exhibitions we fulfill our mandate through educational activities which encourage active dialogue between the Gallery audience and the visual arts; including lectures, films, workshops, artist talks and tours.
Student educational programs are provided both in the Gallery and in the classroom. Special programs for secondary school students have been developed in collaboration with community schools and teachers.
The AGN is Northumberland County’s largest collecting public art gallery, exhibiting historical, modern and contemporary Canadian art and is a vital cultural hub for artists.
On View
The AGN presents intellectually stimulating exhibitions that spark conversations, inspire creativity and enlighten the minds of all-ages.
Featuring a year-round program of exhibitions, the AGN is committed to nurturing and promoting Canadian artists, and we strive to exhibit works that advance critical enquiry and community connection to contemporary visual arts.
January 25, 2026
to October 16, 2026
A Collection Built on Relationships: Inuit Art from the Art Gallery of Northumberland’s Permanent Collection on tour at the Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives.
November 9, 2024
to January 4, 2025
Stephen Gillberry’s artwork exemplifies a delicate, refined engagement with atmospheric effects and a nuanced approach to colour.
September 30, 2024
to February 28, 2025
The objects in the Marsh Collection are a window into a crucial point in Inuit history and art history.
Events at a Glance
The AGN hosts a variety of community-involved events throughout the year including exhibition opening receptions, artist talks, artist meet-ups, and fundraising initiatives. We also engage with our audiences virtually on various digital platforms.
Stay connected with us on our social media channels: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube or sign up for the AGN Newsletter to learn more about our upcoming events!
News & Updates
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Calling all Artists and Artisans! It’s the return of our community fundraiser, AGN Sparkles!
We had a record-breaking turnout for the opening celebration of this year’s 45th Juried Exhibition!
Get Involved
Our innovative exhibitions and community outreach and education programs are made possible through your support. There are so many ways that you can get involved and help us deliver the best in visual arts programming to our community.
Do you love art? Are you a people person? Get involved and help us deliver the best in visual arts programming to our community.
Your membership helps us acquire new artworks, support the exhibitions programme and to expand appreciation of the visual arts.
Our innovative exhibitions and community outreach and education programs are made possible through your support.
Learn About Art
Encouraging learning through art, with a highly engaging programme, supporting cognitive, fine motor and emotional/affective development in children while encouraging joyful intergenerational engagement with art.
The AGN Youth Council represents Northumberland County youth ages 14-18 who have a passion for the arts and want to build the relationship between young people and art institutions.
Bring your class or group to the AGN for a guided tour with art making component. Our programs will stimulate learning through art in a thoughtful and inspiring way.
The Mini Art Gallery project encourages the creation and delivery of art throughout our community, making art accessible to all while encouraging community engagement!
Our Collection
The AGN’s Permanent Collection at present consists of over 1,000 works of local, regional, national and international significance, predominantly by Canadian artists.
