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    Lotus Art Gallery

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 7:30 PM

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    Red Sparrow Gallery

    Red Sparrow Gallery

    5.0(1 review)
    6.0 km

    First time at the gallery/studio & I absolutely could of spent a lot of money on neat gifts and…read moremore art for my walls. I restrained myself as I'm waiting to access my new living space and don't need more art sadly sitting in the dark of storage. However, I did stock up on cards that have her artwork on them (there's a deal if you buy 5) to brighten up the day for some friends and family. The gallery is located in the professional building and the entrance is accessible but the gallery itself might be tight in some spots if one has a wheelchair or even a walker. However, if there's something of interest, I'm sure Lorraine would be happy to bring items closer to a person as she's very personable and the whole time I m was there we were chatting about her gallery and the different items other artists have there. Literally a great mix of gift options as there's prints, pottery, jewellery, sculptures, cards, cloth items and even buttons with art designs. I was originally connected with Lorraine through my cousin. Like many of us, I wanted to do something to help those in Ukraine but make sure it was going somewhere useful. So what better way help by going through someone that is already connected to the country and doing a fundraiser. Lorraine has certain art that she's selling at various sizes on canvas for indoors or on another material for withstanding outdoors. She showed me what she printed for another customer to hang outside, and I was actually sad that I don't have a massive backyard to decorate (as it was simply beautiful!). I selected the canvas sunflower art with colourful fields in the background (sorry no photo of it until it's hanging on my wall in my new place!) but there's several options that she's offering for this fundraiser. It's not limited, so reach out to her if your interested in finding out more. She's really great at responding on Facebook and she has some flexibility with her hours at the gallery if the posted hours don't work and you want to schedule a specific time to meet her. Honestly, I recommend to stop by and take a look around. I now have this gallery on my list to take my family when they want to do a mini Edmonton trip to look at art or find unique Canadian gifts to send overseas.

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    McMullen Gallery - Main Entrance - photo cred. Aspen Zettel Photography

    McMullen Gallery

    4.5(2 reviews)
    1.6 km
    $$

    The McMullen Gallery is an art gallery in the University of Alberta Hospital and it's really great…read morethat people visiting the hospital have the opportunity to view art, attend events here, and occasionally purchase gifts. My most recent trip here was to view items from a Christmas sale, but I've also been here to browse more traditional art shows, or to attend lectures or events. It's nice as it is very transit accessible, available to all those visiting the hospital, and near the University so it's convenient for student/staff/professor populations as well. The space isn't overly large, and is often run by Friends of the University Hospital volunteers (depending on the nature of the event). Usually you can visit by paying a donation or for free, but some special events may have cost attached and sales obviously have a higher pricetag depending on the nature of the art on display/for sale.

    The McMullen Gallery located in the University Hospital is an absolutely wonderful place for…read morepatients and their families, as well as hospital and university staff or anyone else who happens to be passing through, to go and enjoy art and a peaceful respite from the stress of daily life or being in a hospital setting. I used to work in the Clinical Sciences' building and would go to the McMullen Gallery on my lunch breaks. More recently my father-in-law was having surgery, so my mother-in-law, my husband and myself had a long day of waiting and trying to pass the time. The exhibit that was on was fantastic, featuring two local artists, and when we were finished looking at the art, we sat down in the chairs around a low table and just talked and looked at magazines. For an hour we were able to think a little bit less about what was going on and have a nice, calm place to be in without feeling at all like we were in a hospital. Patients were coming through as well and I think that's a really nice thing for them to be able to do. It's also worth noting that the gallery offers free drop-in art classes every Thursday from 2-4pm. If I lived or worked anywhere nearby I would love to take advantage of this. I also noticed that they are offering meditation classes! There are plenty of pamphlets and art magazines laid out at the desk. You can follow them on Twitter or Facebook to get updates about upcoming openings and shows.

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    City Arts Centre - Pottery class in progress at the City Arts Center

    City Arts Centre

    4.0(7 reviews)
    1.0 km

    Think of the Edmonton City Arts Centre as a cruise ship far out at sea, with lots of activities…read moreplanned to keep you happy. The catalogue headers give a good idea of the breadth available: cooking and baking, crafts and handiwork, dance, mind and body, music, photography, pottery and sculpture, silversmithing, soaps and lotions, theatre, visual art, and writing. The hunnybunny has done some silversmithing, pottery (pix added to this review), and painting, and we've done a cooking class together. There's a lot you can use to distract yourself from a particularly heavy snowstorm :-) The classes have been well planned and leave you with a nice artifact to commemorate your new (or growing) skill. The teachers personalities vary, so not all students will click with all teachers, but the centre seems pretty responsive in allowing switching between classes.

    I recently came for a cooking class at this venue. I went in the front entrance and the staff…read moreperson at the front desk directed me to the stairs to the second floor. For a Sunday morning, they had a room with art class, children's programming on computers, and then the Antique room where the cooking class was. The class had about 9 students and there were tables and chairs set up. When it was time to cook, the kitchen got a bit crowded with 2 stoves and people standing around the middle counter space. We had to maneuver around others to find cooking utensils and bowls. But all the cupboards and drawers are labelled so it wasn't too difficult to find what you're looking for. The knives were sharp and they have lots of cutting boards. There are also lots of pans and some deep ones to hold lots of food. We cooked, ate, and then cleaned up. They even had containers for those that wanted to take some leftovers home. The venue is convenient with parking and also accessible by walking or transit. It's an older building as the washrooms are dated but everything was clean and in working order. I would come back and take a class here again.

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