The Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts
supports a collective of artists with developmental disabilities in our studio space on Alberta Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta. We are committed to giving artistic opportunities to artists who face barriers to artistic expression.
What’s New
EVENT
Preferred Client Services Presents
Here’s Nina
November 13, 2025
Our annual awards gala and fundraiser returns to the Edmonton EXPO Centre on November 13th!
EXHIBITION
Aba’s True Story: My Life in Art
Book Launch Event: October 30, 5–7PM
Exhibition: October 1–31, 2025
We are SO excited to announce that ‘Aba’s True Story: Based on Real Events of My Life’ is finally finished and ready to share!
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Edmonton Downtown Vibrancy Exhibition
This summer artists from the Nina celebrated everything they love about...
Nina Artists in the AFA Permanent Collection
In 2024 the Alberta Foundation for the Arts acquired two pieces from artists in our collective, Aaron Harvey and Carrie Wheeler. This brings to total number of Nina artists include in the collection up to five!
Fashion Show & Patrons Lunch
The generosity of our patrons makes it possible for us to support new artist-led initiatives like our budding fashion program, so we thought it would be fitting to give them the first look at the latest creations with a fashion show!
![Raymond Keung has lived in many different places throughout Canada and the world, but he’s happy to call Edmonton home! You can see his love for the city in his art, which often depicts local landmarks such as the Alberta Legislature, Art Gallery of Alberta, and Harbin Gate.
Although he is extremely humble and doesn’t consider himself an artist, his paintings and drawings have been exhibited throughout #YEG, including two large murals at @atb.place on Jasper Ave.
Thank you to @cityofedmonton for supporting this project.
#YegDT #YegLocal #YegArts #ExploreEdmonton
[video description: different clips of Raymond talking, painting, and visiting is art downtown. Most of his paintings in this video are watercolours of different buildings.]](https://www.thenina.ca/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)