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Art Galleries
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Beaux Arts Gallery
70-74 Main Street North
905-454-5677
Tuesday to Friday, noon to 6 p.m.
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday, Closed
www.beaux-artsbrampton.com
The main gallery and smaller cove gallery welcome exhibitions by both member and non-member artists. Shows range from solo to small group to special events. The second floor is home to eight private working studios, showcasing art from a variety of media and is open to the public.
The Beaux-Arts Gallery is a must-visit gallery for any collector or art enthusiast.
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Peel Heritage Complex
Art Gallery and Museum (CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS! - Watch for its Re-opening Fall 2011)
9 Wellington Street East
905-791-4055
www.peelheritagecomplex.org
Dedicated to preserving and promoting the Region's artistic heritage, the Art Gallery of Peel is also known for its quality educational programs, acclaimed publications and long-running Juried Art Show. The gallery's exhibitions and permanent collection bring an impressive range of regional, provincial, national and international art making practices to the Peel community.
The gallery holds the largest public collection in Peel Region. It includes more than 2,500 paintings, prints, drawings and sculptures from noted international artists such as Andy Warhol, to Canadian artists like Tom Thomson, Michael Snow, Joyce Weiland and Doris McCarthy. The gallery's collection features a dynamic array of historical and contemporary works.
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Visual Arts Brampton - Artway
Shoppers World
499 Main Street South
905-453-9142
www.visualartsbrampton.com
Through Visual Arts Brampton, Artway and World Art Gallery (WAG) are free community exhibit spaces at Shoppers World Brampton shopping mall. In its 11th season, Artway celebrates the arts through portraits, still life, painting, drawing and printmaking. WAG is a display space featuring postcard-sized artworks from hundreds of artists around the world. The only permanent gallery in the world to exhibit art of only one size, WAG features a diverse collection of styles, subjects, and art media from 20 countries on four continents. Admission to the public is free. The galleries are located at the northwest corner of Shoppers World mall.
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