Exhibitions
The Stollery Gallery is committed to showing art by underrepresented artists, including our own collective.
Gallery Hours
Mon – Fri: 9AM – 3PM
Sat: 1-3PM (during exhibitions)
Current Exhibit
Our gallery is currently closed while we prepare for our next exhibition.
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Upcoming Exhibit
The Nina After Hours
Holiday Party & Sale
December 6, 2024 5-9PM*
Celebrate the holiday season at our annual show and sale!
This is the best time to browse our enormous collection of original artwork made by local artists with disabilities. Our gallery and studios will be overflowing with paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, textile art, and so much more. Grab your friends and join us for a festive evening of music, drinks, and art galore!
*Not into crowds? Plan to come from 8-9PM when it’s slower, or stop by on Saturday, December 7th from 1-4PM instead to shop without the party atmosphere.
The Nina gallery and studios are wheelchair accessible. Please contact janice@thenina.ca for other accessibility questions or requests.
Cover image drawings by Laura Traverse
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Past Exhibitions
External Exhibitions
In addition to our on-site Stollery Gallery, the Nina Collective’s work can be seen in a number of spaces throughout Edmonton, including:
ATB Place Murals
10020 100 St NW, Edmonton
Detail from Desiree McCook’s Blue Ocean painting fills the second floor windows of ATB Place on Jasper Avenue. Vinyl murals of the Muttart Conservatory and Walterdale Bridge by Jamie Laventure can be found in the building’s foodcourt.
EXPO Art Pavilion
Edmonton EXPO Centre, 7515-118 Ave, Edmonton
Since 2019, the Edmonton EXPO Centre has been home to over twenty works of original art and large-scale reproductions of work from artists in the Nina Collective.
we are accepting proposals for future exhibitions
are you an artist who faces barriers to sharing your work? apply to exhibit in the Nina’s Stollery Gallery