Contemporary Calgary, a merger of The Art Gallery of Calgary (AGC), the Museum of Contemporary Art Calgary (MOCA) and the Institute for Modern and Contemporary Art (IMCA) is an interactive and dynamic forum for contemporary art exhibitions and activities that foster appreciation and understanding of visual culture. Currently without a permanent exhibition space, the gallery presents its program in various locations.
Contemporary Calgary C
900-105 12 Avenue SE, The Kahanoff Centre, Calgary, Alberta T2G 1A1
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900-105 12 Avenue SE, The Kahanoff Centre, Calgary, Alberta T2G 1A1
403-264-8077
Wed to Sun noon - 6 pm. Tours by appointment
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