The public is invited to join the Spring Gallery Walk in Edmonton’s Art Gallery District on 124 Street from Stony Plain Road to 102 Avenue.
Each gallery is hosting a special exhibit for the event, and will provide refreshments and information about the artists they represent.
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Scott Gallery
Established in 1986, the Scott Gallery features Canadian contemporary art representing over thirty established and emerging Canadian artists.
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Bearclaw Gallery
Specializing in Canadian First Nations and Inuit art since 1975 from artists including Daphne Odjig, Norval Morrisseau, Roy Thomas, Maxine Noel, Jim Logan, George Littlechild, Jane Ash Poitras, Alex Janvier and Aaron Paquette.
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Peter Robertson Gallery
Representing a roster of over 40 emerging, mid-career, and senior Canadian artists, this contemporary gallery space features a wide range of media and subject matter.
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The Front Gallery
A forty year landmark in the heart of the gallery walk district, The Front Gallery celebrates Edmonton's artistic diversity, exhibiting local artists and works of over fifty artists from all over the world.
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Bugera Matheson Gallery
With a brand new location, designed from the ground up to suit the needs of clients and artists, the Bugera Matheson Gallery continues a 20-year tradition of serving Edmonton’s art-loving community.
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West End Gallery, Edmonton
Established in 1975, this fine art gallery is known for representing leading artists from across Canada -- paintings, sculpture and glass art in traditional and contemporary styles.
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Udell Xhibitions
Established in 2017 by Andrew Udell and Melissa Lavoie, Udell Xhibitions is a hidden Edmonton gem, exhibiting unique works of art.
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