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Nickle Galleries
Current and upcoming Calgary Weekend Edition picks at Nickle Galleries, with older listings kept in the archive.
410 University Court NW, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4
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🎨Evidence and Then: 2026 MFA Graduating Students' ExhibitionThree graduating artists, one free gallery visit
Nickle Galleries presents an MFA graduating exhibition featuring work by three artists, free and open to the public. During this issue's weekend, visit Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM or Saturday from 11 AM to 4 PM, with the gallery closed Sunday. The exhibition runs through September 19, making it a time-limited art option for readers looking for a quiet campus visit.
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💰Nickle@Noon – Amanda McCavour: From Line to Thread
💰OPENING RECEPTION: Held. Together.
💰Exhibition - Held. Together.
💰Nickle@Noon – Terhpi Thâkthâja: Stoney Nakoda, Catharine Whyte and her Museum
Terhpi Thâkthâja is a documentary examining the Stoney Nakoda Nation’s relationship with the Whyte Museum in Banff. Through conversations with museum staff, Stoney Nakoda knowledge keepers, and members of the Nakoda AV Club, the film explores possible paths ahead—and takes tentative steps toward a n
💰Nickle@Noon – Glenna Cardinal & seth dodginghorse cardinal: Artists’ Talk
Mother and son artists, Glenna Cardinal (Saddle Lake Cree Nation member/Tsuut’ina Nation) and seth cardinal dodginghorse (Tsuut’ina, Amskapi Pikanii, and Saddle Lake Cree) discuss their multidisciplinary practices, featured as part of the Nickle Galleries exhibition Held. Together. (on view Septembe
💰Nickle@Noon – Deployed: Canadian Army Reservists Overseas
🎨Nickle@Noon – Ash Slemming: Creating Beyond Category
Through stories from curated exhibitions, freelance projects, artist collaborations, and unexpected opportunities, Ash Slemming explores how curiosity, community relationships, and a willingness to work across disciplines can become the foundation for an independent creative practice. 
💰Exhibition - All Netted Together: Charles Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace, and the Social Life of a Theory
This exhibition draws upon the recently acquired D. Hall Darwin-Wallace Collection, which brings together over one hundred works by and about Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913), the British naturalists who independently formulated the theory of evolution by natural sele
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