Quinte Arts Council

@qac1967.bsky.social

We are the community leader in advancing, cultivating, promoting and advocating for an inclusive, vibrant and diverse arts community of the Quinte region.

Learning happens when we listen, reflect, and make space for change. As part of our Accessibility in the Arts training series, arts organizations from throughout our region came together this week at The Landing… Read more below

Photo of people gathered in an open space.
Photo of three people facilitating an event. The person on the left is looking at the person in the middle. The person in the middle is talking. The person on the right is looking to the left.

Learning begins with listening. This week, participants from arts organizations across our region gathered at The Landing for Informed Indigenous Context, the first session in our Accessibility in the Arts training series… read more in the comments below

People gathering in a circle Photo of Dr. Terri-Lynn BrennanText on card “Responsibility. We need to find our own ways of building decolonization practices, engaging in transformative struggle, and supporting the resurgence of Indigenous nationhood without claiming or pretending to possess a connection to the spiritual and material practice of Indigenous identity” by Emma Bartell Lowman & Adam J. Barker, white settlers, authors and scholars. 2015.

Since there’s another heat wave today, come cool off by checking out Edith Lepage Crete’s ocean scenes and more. The opening reception begins at 4:00PM. Thursday, July 2nd 4:00pm-6:00pm QAC Cultural Hub and Gallery, 36 Bridge Street East, Belleville

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Quinte Arts is hosting a powerful exhibition in July by bilingual Quinte West artist and educator Edith Lepage Crete, entitled Fury and Grace. Working in acrylic, Crete presents visceral landscapes, explosive forces of nature, and… Read more: quinteartscouncil.org/edith-lepage...

A ship sailing on turbulent waves in the ocean

The Open House Showcase is Tomorrow Night! June 24, 6:00pm - 8:00pm QAC’s Cultural Hub and Gallery The QAC in collaboration with BOQPRIDE invites artists and community members of all ages to visit this special exhibition celebrating the theme of Belonging. Art by Zak Rittwage

Green and yellow coloured painting in a swirled shape. It’s like a tunnel but with a bright light in the centre. People are floating in the background in the circle. There is a person sitting in the foreground with their arms crossed and eyes closed. They have short hair, a beard and are wearing a sleeveless top.

Tomorrow is the last day to see “Detailed Harmony,” a collaboration exhibition with Emebet Belete’s macro photography and Grazynka Shaarani’s Ikebana floral arrangements. Stop by our Cultural Hub today @ 36 Bridge Street East, Belleville

Shows three Ikebana floral arrangements displayed on a white table. There are branches with yellow and white flowers. There are abstract vases. There is macro photography prints in frames hanging on the white wall. The photo is taken on an angle.