"Kathleen Munn: Rediscovering a Canadian Modernist" – Georgiana Uhlyarik, Assistant Curator, Canadian Art, focuses her talk on Kathleen Munn (1887-1974), one of the first Canadian artists to embrace cubism and abstraction.
$15 members, $18 non-members, $12 students.
Part of Close Encounters 2009-2010 – a series of intimate, first-hand experiences with treasures from the AGO's collection of works on paper. In the Marvin Gelber Print and Drawing Study Centre.
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Group Show – Karel Appel, John Anderson, Oscar Cahén, Ken Danby, Scott Ellis, Sorel Etrog, Dennis Geden, Robert Hedrick, Gershon Iskowitz, William Lazos, Evan Levy, Sandra Manzi, Jean-Paul Riopelle, William Ronald, Tony Scherman, William Scott, Thaddaeus.

William Griffiths – new acrylic paintings.

Synesthesia. Graduating students from the B.F.A. program at York University, featuring twelve diverse works of art selected from the graduating class.

Concerts with the Faculty of Music. University of Toronto Guitar Ensemble, Jeffrey McFadden, Director. Location: UTAC art lounge/ cash bar. FREE.

Musings – Asoudeh Novin & Marilyn Chapman.
Asoudeh Novin, originally from Tehran, says her greatest inspiration has come from several years of travel in Europe while she was based in France in the 1990s. Experiencing art as part of life on a daily basis made a lasting impression on her, causing her to begin painting professionally. Novin's compelling figurative works show her subjects in their most contemplative state, allowing us to experience the intimacy of a quiet moment. While the subjects may appear one way to us, we can never know the true complexity within.
The expansion of these "musings" is evident in the intricate movement and colour renderings of Victoria-based artist Marilyn Chapman. Her work is a culmination of the cloudscapes she watched in the Manitoba skies of her youth and the organic flow of the BC coast where she now lives. Chapman believes that life moves through us and through all that is living. Her work explores the delicate, yet complex life systems upon which we all rely.

A collection of recent works by Vicki Carruthers, Matt Durant, Julia Hepburn, Scott Johnston, Ryan Kerr, Sean Kerrigan, Sophia Muller, Angela Petardi, Janet Potter, Kerry Shaw, Donna Zekas.

Daniel Barrow: Emotional Feelings.
Come celebrate the opening of Daniel Barrow's exhibition and the Images Festival's pre-festival launch party!
Emotional Feelings expands the dualistic themes of Barrow's manually animated performance works: good versus evil, shame versus pride, experience versus innocence, and the balancing of one's belief in miracles with an increasingly bleak and rapidly advancing future, in four commissioned works for AGYU.
Get on the Performance Bus on opening night. Get your harnesses on for a radical ride with maximalist artist Allyson Mitchell. She'll take you there – urrrr... out there – to Daniel Barrow's opening her way. No way you'll want to miss this... it's her story in the making, on top of the emotional feelings! The FREE Performance Bus departs OCAD at 6pm sharp and returns downtown at 9pm.

AGYU Lobby – Allyson Mitchell's legendary Performance Bus of Mar 31, 2010, Goddess by the Balls, footage and installation.

SAGAMIE – L'imprimé numérique en art contemporain. Curator: Marc Audette. Group exhibition: Yvan Binet, Marcel Blouin, Mario Duchesneau, Jocelyn Philibert, Catherine Sylvain.
This exhibition showcases the work of five photographers with the intention of benefiting from the reflections developed by the art centre on the evolution of modes of visual expression. This coincides with the launch of a publication through which artists, curators and theorists share their reflections on current challenges and the effects of new digital design tools in the art world.

Sheridan Institute / UTM Art & Art History Graduate Exhibitions – Group #2. Dynamic and multi-disciplinary group exhibition featuring works by graduating students.

Anthony Randall.

Anne Garrett.

Latow Photographers Guild: Annual Members' Exhibition.